Description Submit any webinar recording URL using a simple form along with your course name, target audience, brand name, and preferred email tone and the workflow builds a complete 5-day drip email course automatically. WayinVideo AI Clipping extracts the top 5 most engaging teaching moments from the recording, ranked by engagement score so the best content becomes Day 1. GPT-4o-mini then writes a complete email lesson for each clip — with subject line, preview text, email body, key takeaway, CTA text, and a CTA URL placeholder — where Day 1 is welcoming, the final day wraps up, and middle days flow naturally between them. All 5 emails are saved to Google Sheets as a ready-to-use drip course with Status set to Draft. Built for course creators, coaches, educators, and marketing teams who want to turn any webinar into a ready-to-send email sequence without writing a single word manually.
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