ReelMint for coding educators

• Write a script in a doc, then improvise past it on camera
• Record your screen and hope the take is clean
• Crop a desktop IDE into 9:16 and lose the code's legibility
• Fix captions by hand — especially if you code-switch
• Upload, then write the title, description, and thumbnail at 11pm

• AI script grounded in your channel and knowledge base, edited line by line
• Every line becomes an editable scene — code cards with syntax highlighting, sized for phones
• AI narration synced to scenes, or your own take cleaned up word by word
• Hinglish transcribed and romanized automatically, code terms intact
• One-click publish with AI titles, auto thumbnails, and per-channel scheduling

Syntax-highlighted code cards are motion components sized for a vertical phone screen — not a full-width editor squeezed into a Short. Typo in the snippet? Edit the card and re-render; scenes never bake into pixels.

Teach in mixed Hindi and English, the way your students actually talk. A local Whisper pipeline transcribes code-switched speech with word timestamps and romanizes the captions — npm stays npm, kya stays kya.

One click sends the rendered Short to YouTube with an AI title, description, and auto thumbnail. Scheduling with timezone support means the video goes out when your audience watches, and analytics land next to your projects.