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VideoCue for in-house brand teams.

Bring the production line in-house.

One engine replaces the script writer, the voice tool, the editor, the render farm, and the publishing scheduler. Plug in the content sources you already have - Notion, your CMS, a spreadsheet - and ship to every platform on your cadence.

Feed → render queueListening
Marketing lead updates a Notion entry
A campaign brief moves from "drafting" to "approved" in the team's Notion database.
Tuesday 11:00
Engine receives the brief
Status change webhook fires. The structured brief (headline, key points, target platforms, due date) arrives at the engine.
11:00:12
Multi-format render
One brief produces the long-form for YouTube, three vertical cuts for TikTok and Reels, and a square card for LinkedIn. All on brand.
11:35
Brand team review (optional)
Review link goes to the brand lead for approval. Approve once, ship everywhere; comment timestamped for revisions.
11:36
Auto-publish
Each variant ships to its target platform on the cadence rule for that workspace.
Configured cadence
Marketing lead updates a Notion entry
A campaign brief moves from "drafting" to "approved" in the team's Notion database.
Tuesday 11:00
Engine receives the brief
Status change webhook fires. The structured brief (headline, key points, target platforms, due date) arrives at the engine.
11:00:12
Multi-format render
One brief produces the long-form for YouTube, three vertical cuts for TikTok and Reels, and a square card for LinkedIn. All on brand.
11:35
Brand team review (optional)
Review link goes to the brand lead for approval. Approve once, ship everywhere; comment timestamped for revisions.
11:36
Auto-publish
Each variant ships to its target platform on the cadence rule for that workspace.
Configured cadence

Who it fits

Brand leads at companies running content operations across blog, social, and product. Today you buy five tools and still hire freelancers; tomorrow one engine covers the line.

Why it matters

Production volume that matches your content ambitions, with a tool stack that does not balloon.

The configuration

Source, template, destinations.

Three settings define the pipeline for this buyer. Everything else (script generation, voice, music, edit, render, publish) is the engine doing its job.

Source

Notion, CMS, or spreadsheet

Connect the source of truth your team already uses. Notion databases, headless CMS feeds, Airtable, Google Sheets, or direct API POST when a content item ships.

Template

Custom templates per workflow

Different content types route to different templates. Long-form explainer for the blog, product feature for releases, recap reel for events. All on one brand kit.

BRANDQ3 campaign - feature spotlightCustom templates per workflow

One brief, six rendered variants - YouTube long-form, three vertical cuts, one square LinkedIn card, one X clip. Brand kit consistent across all.

Distribute

Platforms
▶YouTube16:9
▶YouTube Shorts9:16
♪TikTok9:16
IInstagram Reels9:16
inLinkedIn1:1
XX9:16
Studio plan

Studio covers the team workspace, multi-template binding, six-platform fanout, brand kit lock, and review workflow. Portfolio for multi-brand parent companies.

Source to post

Brief in.
Posted by Configured cadence.

No editor in the loop unless you want one. Turn on review and the cut waits in your dashboard instead of posting.

  1. Tuesday 11:00

    Marketing lead updates a Notion entry

    A campaign brief moves from "drafting" to "approved" in the team's Notion database.

  2. 11:00:12

    Engine receives the brief

    Status change webhook fires. The structured brief (headline, key points, target platforms, due date) arrives at the engine.

  3. 11:35

    Multi-format render

    One brief produces the long-form for YouTube, three vertical cuts for TikTok and Reels, and a square card for LinkedIn. All on brand.

  4. 11:36

    Brand team review (optional)

    Review link goes to the brand lead for approval. Approve once, ship everywhere; comment timestamped for revisions.

  5. Configured cadence

    Auto-publish

    Each variant ships to its target platform on the cadence rule for that workspace.

Questions

Before you
wire it up.

  1. 01

    How does brand governance work across formats?

    Workspace brand kit covers colors, fonts, voice, watermark, outro card. Templates inherit and can only override fields the brand lead allows.

  2. 02

    Can different teams have different brand kits?

    Yes. Multi-brand companies run on Portfolio: each brand is its own workspace with its own kit, distribution accounts, and metrics dashboard.

  3. 03

    What replaces the freelance editor?

    The Edit stage of the engine renders the variants automatically; the brand team reviews and approves rather than cutting. Custom edits stay possible via the manual brief flow.

  4. 04

    Approval workflow?

    Configurable per template. Auto-publish for high-trust formats; review-required for client-facing campaigns. Audit log on every decision.

  5. 05

    How does this compare to a five-tool stack?

    The engine consolidates script generation, voice, music, image generation, edit, render, and publishing. One vendor relationship, one bill, one API, one brand kit source of truth.

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your source.

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