Customer story

Joggy saves 10+ editing hours every week

Joey Holley turns event clips, photos, and community interviews into social recaps for Joggy. The weekly workflow now saves more than 10 hours of editing and gets event videos out the same day.

Joey Holley

Joey from Joggy

Founder

Joggy logo

Joggy is an adaptive AI running coach for hobby joggers, with personalized plans and live pace coaching.

Industry
Fitness technology
Team on ngram
1
Uses ngram
Weekly
Feature
Captions, Video editing, AI video generation

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The story

Three days of editing, now one

Joggy gives hobby runners personalized training plans and live pace coaching. Its weekly content cycle follows group runs and events, where fresh footage needs to become a useful recap while the moment is still current.

  1. The old way

    Before ngram, Joey edited every recap manually in CapCut. The process asked him to piece clips together, fix pacing, add captions, and balance audio one step at a time. A single recap could consume three days and spill into the evening.

  2. The switch

    Joey wanted a simpler process that saved time and let him request updates through chat.

  3. What changed

    The turnaround dropped from three days to one. Joey estimates the workflow saves more than 10 hours a week in editing and post-production, which puts event recaps online the same day instead of consuming the evening.

    10+ editing hours saved per week

How they use ngram

A typical project, start to finish

Step 01

Upload the event material

The social media lead captures footage at group runs, then uploads clips, photos, or interview audio for the weekly recap.

Step 02

Shape the recap

Joey builds the rough timeline, generates captions, and uses ngram to refine the pacing and audio.

Step 03

Review and publish

The team checks the visual branding, makes final edits, and publishes the recap on social media, in email, or on a landing page.

The outcomes

10+ hours back each week

Joey estimates that the new workflow saves more than 10 hours of editing and post-production every week.

Three days down to one

The turnaround for a recap dropped from three days to one.

Same-day event recaps

Run-event videos can go online the day they are captured, while the event is still fresh for the community.

I can actually get video recaps posted on the same day as our run events without spending my entire evening in an editor.

A teammateJoggy

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