One local app for faceless shorts — AI writes and narrates, your computer renders (a GPU is optional), the queue publishes to YouTube and Instagram.
The beta is free for 30 days. What testers and early birds get →
AI drafts scenes from a topic — or you write beat one yourself.
Narration measured per beat; time derives from the script.
Stills with camera moves on any machine. Wan 2.2 clips on your GPU or Replicate.
Every changed render is a new take. The one you publish is never overwritten.
One slot a day per platform. Real uploads to YT + IG.
Bohemia Chronicles, September 2026. Script, voice, pictures, captions and the upload all happened in the Studio.
Scriptwriter, Dramaturg, Art Director, Voice Director and Motion Designer each propose a change. You approve it, or undo it.
A role proposes, you approve. Every Apply is one undoable step, and nothing that costs money runs without your click.
Three pitches from one sentence, then the script.
Watch · 0:33 DramaturgNotes on each scene, and a rewrite you apply or undo.
Watch · 0:37 Art DirectorNotes on every scene's picture, animation and cards.
Watch · 0:28Plans the delivery of the whole reel before a single voice credit is spent. With ElevenLabs.
Animations timed to the spoken words, suggested per scene.
Watch · 0:21 AssistantAsk in plain words. It shows the change before it runs.
Watch · 0:29Bohemia Chronicles, a Czech history channel I run from the Studio: 61 episodes on YouTube and Instagram, 512 Instagram followers. No face, no camera.
The first 30 people test the Studio for free and shape what ships. Once the seats are gone, the same form puts you on the early-bird list for the paid launch.
What I ask back: make at least one reel and answer two short questions after the first week. No call, no review required.
No beta access. If a seat frees up, the list hears first.
No. Every scene renders as a still with a camera move on any Mac or Windows PC. Animated clips are optional: on your own GPU (ComfyUI + Wan 2.2, one setup command, about 35 GB) they cost $0, or Replicate does them for you.
A Mac or a Windows PC. The launcher installs Node.js for you. For the AI side, log in with the Claude or ChatGPT plan you already pay for, or paste your own API keys. A reel without AI works too.
Publishing from the studio needs a one-time connection per platform. Substack takes one cookie from your browser. YouTube and Instagram each need a developer app of your own (Google Cloud, Meta for Developers), and that is the fiddly part. You can also skip it, download the MP4 and post it yourself.
October 29 to November 28, free. The first 30 people who claim a seat get in. After that the form saves your early-bird spot instead.
Your beta build keeps running on your machine, with your channels and reels. It stops getting updates. The paid version is where new features and fixes land.
No. Kit owners pay $149 for the Studio and Kit Pro owners pay $99.
$199, one-time, no subscription. Beta testers pay $149 for 30 days after the beta, and the early-bird list pays $169 during launch week. It runs on your machine with your own AI plan or API keys.