The playbook I run the account with, and the engine that turns a text file into a finished 4:5 carousel on your own machine. No design tool, no subscription, no face on camera. Clone it, own it.
Open @charlesjacob.ai. Every carousel there came out of the engine below, rendered from a text file on my machine. No income screenshots on this page. There are none to make, and I would not show them if there were.
The playbook as an Obsidian vault you fill in for your own account: nine methods, nine templates, plain markdown. Obsidian is free; any editor opens it.
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Everything in the vault, plus the machine itself as source files you download.
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| Canva Pro, single user, per year | $144 |
| An AI carousel tool, per year | $179 |
| A designer, per carousel | $60 to $150 |
| Landing, checkout and delivery pages, coded for you | $300+ |
| 30 days of async support | $200+ |
| deck. engine, once | $79 |
Over $800 replaced. You own it all for $79. Buy the vault, want the engine later? Email and pay the difference.
A deck is a text file. The engine renders it. You post from your phone. Slide one is the hook, slide two is the one the feed replays.
One keyword per post, in quotes. Comments pull reach and they are also the trigger. About half the posts are gated, the rest are for sends.
Free drops go out as a repo link. This page is what the paid keyword sends. Same flow, same tool, no bots.
What it costs you is reps. Half an hour a day in the comments, most days. That part is not automated and nobody can do it for you.
The rendering is the easy part and yes, free repos do it. What you are buying is the system around it: the slide grammar, the lint rules that catch what you only see on the phone, the numbers rule, the DM flow, the list, the licence text, and the code wired together so it runs on your machine in an afternoon.
A download link, right after checkout, on a page that does not expire. The vault is a folder of markdown files. The engine is the source files — Python, CSS, fonts, example decks — with the vault included. Both are yours to keep. One payment, no subscription.
Python 3 and Playwright, both free. ManyChat and beehiiv have free tiers that carry the first thousands of contacts. The merchant of record takes its fee per sale; nothing monthly.
No. It is a system for running an account with files you own. There are no income claims on this page and there will be none in the vault.
Run it first. Clone it, render one deck, post it. If it did not deliver, email within 14 days with the render and the post link and you get every cent back. The guarantee backs people who build, not people who browse.