A visual starting point
Turn manuscript and matching audio into a take-by-take shot plan.
A bigger canvas.
One browser away.
The complete adaptation journey is finding a new home online. From the first spoken word to the final assembled chapter.
INSIDE THE WEB STUDIOPublic access coming soon
A world of detail.
A view of the work.
Actual screens from the web studio: recurring objects stay connected to the story, while the render queue keeps production in view.
THE WEB STUDIOTwenty ways to move your story forward
Made for the
whole story.
These capabilities describe the web studio workflow. Public web access is coming soon; they are not a promise of feature parity with the current Mac edition.
Less manual transcription
Use word timestamps to locate speech and review boundaries.
Clearer scene structure
Separate dialogue, narration, and silent visual action.
The original performance
Keep the voice, pacing, and emotion at the heart of the edit.
Editable timing
Correct take boundaries and re-extract the matching audio.
Control of every take
Edit the speaker, action, camera direction, style, and prompt.
A consistent visual world
Guide lighting, palette, and atmosphere with style references.
Recognizable characters
Reuse character sheets to guide identity across scenes.
Objects that belong
Link recurring props and references to the takes that need them.
Plan before you render
Review storyboards and keyframes before spending on video.
Prompts you can shape
Build and revise detailed prompts from the scene and its references.
Rendering choices
Choose supported models and workflows for the scene you’re making.
Selective rendering
Render one take or a batch, and protect the ones you’ve approved.
Room to change your mind
Keep earlier images and renders so you can choose the right version.
Sound with purpose
Generate separate sound cues and mix them against the take timing.
Voice finishing
Review voice transformations and balance loudness across takes.
A timeline for decisions
Play takes in context, compare versions, and inspect the detail.
A shorter film option
Use Movie Mode to plan a condensed edit while preserving dialogue.
Finished outputs
Assemble chapter or book videos and transfer chapter snapshots.
Work you can return to
Recover known render jobs and keep completed work after interruptions.
While the next
chapter takes shape.
Can I use the web version today?
Public access is not open yet. This page introduces the web studio and its planned public offering. No release date is announced.
Will Mac and web have the same features?
They are separate editions with different release schedules. The Mac page lists the native features and current limits.
Can I begin with a play or my own narration?
Yes. The adaptation workflow uses text and a matching recording, whether that performance comes from an audiobook, a recorded play, voice-over, or custom narration. A written story on its own needs an audio performance for the timed workflow.
Where will launch details appear?
We’ll update this page when public access and pricing are confirmed. You can explore the Mac edition in the meantime.