Quick Throttle

What it is

Quick Throttle is a content engine that runs on your own computer, generating TikTok slideshows and reels. You provide Claude Code or Codex a link to your app, and it reads your site to learn what you sell, then generates hundreds of videos and slideshows. Slideshows are fully automatic, while videos can use various formats like single clip, hook and demo, or custom ones you create. All content can be edited in the app before download and publishing. The app runs locally on Windows 11 with no per-post costs for videos, and generates slideshows for a few pennies each using your own Gemini API key.

Quick answers

How much effort do I need to put in?

Slideshows are fully automatic with one command from your agent, which you then download and post. Videos require selecting from a few formats, and you simply bring your clips and hooks into Quick Throttle, press Render, and get hundreds of videos back. If you connect a scheduler like Postiz, you can schedule them all from the same Claude Code terminal.

Do I have to be technical?

You need Claude Code or Codex inside Cursor or VS Code and the ability to paste one line. The app installs everything, reads your site to learn what you sell, and sets itself up automatically. It has been built and tested on Windows 11, and you never have to open a settings file.

What does it cost to run?

Videos cost nothing. A slideshow costs a few pennies depending on its length, typically 3 to 6 pictures. You get the Gemini API key from Google for free and need a Claude Code or Codex subscription, which you likely already have.

Can I use it for clients?

Yes, you can use Quick Throttle for as many brands and clients as you like forever. You cannot resell it or hand the source to anyone else.

Why is the launch price only $39?

This is launch pricing where the first 20 sales are $39 and then it goes to $99. Buying early means purchasing before there is a wall of reviews to read first, and paying $208 less is gratitude to early supporters. The total number of copies is capped, so it stops being for sale rather than getting cheaper.