RSS / Atom feed
Point the engine at your published feed. New items trigger a render within seconds. WordPress, Ghost, Sanity, custom CMSes all work via the same adapter.
Every article you publish, shipped as video.
Connect your CMS feed. The engine receives each new article, scripts and renders a brand-voiced video version, and posts it to YouTube Shorts, TikTok, and LinkedIn before your homepage caches refresh.
Editors and product leads at digital publications, newsletter operators, and vertical news sites whose text engine publishes 12 articles a day while video output stalls at one a week.
Match your text cadence with video cadence. No production team hire required.
Three settings define the pipeline for this buyer. Everything else (script generation, voice, music, edit, render, publish) is the engine doing its job.
Point the engine at your published feed. New items trigger a render within seconds. WordPress, Ghost, Sanity, custom CMSes all work via the same adapter.
Configurable 60-90 second format. Brand voice, anchor tone, your editorial color palette, lower-third with byline and source URL.
Wall-clock walkthrough of one item passing through the engine. No human intervention required between source and published video.
Editor hits publish in your CMS.
Webhook fires. The article text, hero image, byline, and topic tags arrive as a structured brief.
Engine drafts the 75-second script from your article text only, no inferred facts.
One 2160-square master, three platform crops, captions burned on the beat.
Auto-publish to your connected YouTube, TikTok, and LinkedIn accounts. Webhook fires back to your CMS with the canonical video URLs.
78-second vertical recap with branded lower-third, anchor voice, and source link pinned to the description.
See more in the showcase →Studio includes the RSS adapter, news brief template, three-platform fanout, and the cost cap to keep per-article costs predictable.
The script generator runs in source-grounded mode for the news brief template. It restructures your published words for video format and refuses to add facts. Output cites the article URL, not the model.
WordPress, Ghost, Sanity, and any system that emits RSS or Atom. Custom CMSes integrate via webhook POST to the API in under an hour.
You supply the imagery; the engine never substitutes third-party footage you do not have rights to. Stock fallback uses CC0 sources, opt-in per template.
Yes. Categories, named entities, and topic flags route to the right templates. You decide which categories auto-publish and which queue for an editor first.
Predictable per-render metering, billed at the volume rate for your tier. Negotiated flat rates available above 5000 articles a month.