Paste a link and AI drafts the project. Scripts, footage, thumbnails, affiliate links and
upload settings — kept together per video, from the first note to the day it publishes.
A video that inspired you, or a product you want to review — the draft meets you at the
board, not at a blank page.
1Drop in a YouTube or Amazon linkFull URLs, short links, even routers like Geniuslink.
2AI reads what's really thereThe product from Amazon's own listing, the subject from the video — never invented.
3A project lands on your boardTitle, description, reference photo and a paper trail of where it came from.
YouTube inspired video✕
YouTube link
My affiliate link
Watch it happen
From link to project, for real
Three ways to start a video
A blank card, a YouTube video that inspired you, or an Amazon product. The last two take nothing but a link.
Paste the video. AI drafts your take.
It reads what the video covers and writes a title and brief for your own version — with the source thumbnail attached as inspiration, never copied.
Or paste a product — even a short link
Name, photo and ASIN come back from Amazon's own listing. Tick "my affiliate link" and it's filed into the project's Links table too.
Create — and it's on the board
A real project in your pipeline, carrying a paper trail of the link it came from, ready for script, footage and thumbnail.
Built around how a video actually gets made
Not a general project tool with videos squeezed into it.
Scripts with a shape
Pick a layout — review, tutorial, listicle — and write section by section. Draft one part again without touching the rest, and export the whole thing as a PDF into the project's files.
Upload settings from the script
Title, description, tags, hashtags and filename, written from what the video actually says. Rewrite any one of them on its own when it isn't right.
Affiliate links that stay correct
Paste an Amazon link — short, full or a router — and the product, id and photo come back. The disclosure and your links are placed in the description exactly as saved, character for character.
A board and a calendar
Every project moves through your stages with its own checklist. Drag a card onto a publish date and the month fills in.
Files where the work is
Footage, stills, voiceover and thumbnails attached to the project they belong to, with the rights and the brand recorded beside them.
Your team, on the right channels
Editors see the channels they work on. Approvals for script, cut and thumbnail sit on the card, so nobody has to ask whether a video is signed off.
Write it in the shape it will be watched in
Choose a layout and the script arrives as sections rather than a blank page — hook,
problem, solution, CTA. Run GPT for a full draft, or redraft one section with a note
about what to change. The word count and spoken length update as you go.
Upload settings that came from the video
Title, description, tags, hashtags and filename, written from the script rather than
from thin air — and each one has its own Rewrite button. Your affiliate disclosure and
links land at the end of the description exactly as you saved them, character for
character.
Your archive doesn't cost you a subscription
Footage is heavy, and most tools make you pay every month to keep it, forever. Here you
pay for what we hold. When a project is finished, archive it: the file goes back to your
own drive and stops counting against your plan.
The asset stays in your library — thumbnail, details, tags, project number.
You record which drive it went to, so you can find it again.
Archive as much as you like. That part is free, on every plan.
3.4 GB of 50 GB7% used
248 archived assets on your own drives · still searchable here
Simple plans
Priced on the space we hold for you, not on how many people look at it.
