From a script to a finished episode, without leaving the room.
Upload a screenplay or co-write one in the Script Room. The engine reads it like a line producer: episodes, scenes, dialogue, paywall beats.
Characters, locations, costumes, props, effects — one canonical library. Design them once; every shot references the same faces and places.
Every scene broken into 15-second boards with start frames, shot types, and camera grammar authored by the director engine.
Frames seed video generation — Seedance, Kling, Nano Banana. Continuity rides along: wardrobe, references, verbatim dialogue.
Assemble scenes on a real timeline. Trim, split, score, export — or hand the XML to Premiere, Resolve, or Final Cut.
A studio's worth of departments, staffed by software.
A story co-writer trained on the structure of series that actually ship: cold opens, cliffhangers, paywall placement.
The single source of truth for every face, place, and prop — with approvals, options, and client notes built in.
The whole production as an editable canvas: drag assets into shots, rewire storyboards, regenerate a frame in place.
Start frames and clips through the models that fit the shot, with references so the tenth render matches the first.
A real NLE in the browser — playhead, trims, razor, music lanes — exporting industry-standard XML.
A portal your client actually understands: watch, comment, approve. Two review stages, no email chains.
Buy tokens. Spend them on renders.
No subscription, no seats. Every image or second of video has a token price shown before you generate — writing, storyboarding, and editing are free. Tokens don't expire.
Guide prices at 480p: one image ≈ 9–14 tokens · one second of video ≈ 14 tokens. Higher resolutions cost more — the exact price always shows before you commit.