The pilots - Guino

Guino is built around a single idea: you already did the hard part when you filmed the product. Everything after that is a conversion problem, not a filming problem. So every module reads from the same place. You upload once.

Product review video
  -> Igloo (your asset library)
       -> ContentPilot   hosted review page and affiliate article
       -> ClipPilot      vertical social clip and per platform copy
       -> ListingPilot   marketplace listing packet
  -> click tracking

Igloo

Where every product and its assets live. The other three read from it.

ContentPilot

Video to a hosted SEO review page with your affiliate links.

ClipPilot

Video to a vertical clip with captions, plus copy for five platforms.

ListingPilot

Video to a resale listing. Publishes live to eBay.

Which one to start with

ContentPilot. It is the one that produces the asset with the longest life. A review page you publish today can still bring traffic next year, while a social clip does most of its work in its first week. Run ContentPilot first, then feed the same product through ClipPilot and ListingPilot on the same afternoon. Nothing needs re-uploading.

What is fully automated and what is not

Worth knowing up front so you plan your time correctly.

Step	Automated
Transcribing your video	Yes
Choosing screenshots	Yes, and you can override every one
Writing the article	Yes
Publishing your review page	Yes, Guino hosts it
Rendering the vertical clip	Yes
Uploading that clip to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, Facebook	No. You download and post it yourself.
Writing the eBay listing	Yes
Publishing to eBay	Yes, a real live listing on your own account
Publishing to Facebook Marketplace	No. Guino writes it, you paste it in.

The two gaps are not oversights. Neither Meta nor the short form platforms give sellers and creators a publishing connection that Guino could use. eBay does, so Guino uses it.

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