Eight pitches. Two judges.
You pick the winner.
In full production, four themes per session. On every theme, Claude Opus writes head-to-head against a rotating flagship challenger: Gemini 3.1 Pro on one, Grok on the next. Judges score the field, and the final call is always yours. Every pitch is bible-aware from the first token.
- →Bible-aware pitches: characters act in-character and pitches stay inside canon.
- →A standing bake-off: every bake-off quietly scores the writers against each other, so we can see which models earn their seat.
- →Second verdict: an optional Grok judge keeps the first judge honest.
Dialogue that stays in character,
line after line.
Scripts inherit the show bible automatically: recurring jokes, speech rhythms, segment-specific rules. Claude Opus leads the writer bench, with Grok, Gemini and Gemma alternatives. Edit any line in place, or hand feedback to the writer and it rewrites just the affected clips.
- →Targeted rewrites: touch a few clips without blowing up the scene.
- →Versioned drafts: compare any two versions, roll back, or rewrite from collaborator feedback.
- →Voice-gated generation: characters without assigned voices don't get dialogue.
Per-character ElevenLabs voices,
with controls.
Voice IDs live in the bible. The readout step plays every line in every character's pinned voice before anything renders. Share-for-review links let collaborators sign off without touching the app.
- →Pinned voice per character: no drift between episodes, ever.
- →Preview before render: play any line, or the whole episode readout, before it touches the pipeline.
- →Share-for-review: private link, no login required, with star ratings and comments.
Locked to your cast.
One consistent show.
Veo renders through the official API. Every still is generated against the cast's reference images and visual bible, and every clip animates from that locked frame.
- →Cast-locked frames: up to three reference images per character, injected into every scene.
- →Takes & version history: render multiple takes per clip, compare side by side, flip the active one.
- →Per-clip regen: fix one shot, leave the rest alone.
Multi-track timeline,
ready to finish in DaVinci.
Trim, reorder, layer audience reactions, music beds and SFX. Render the finished episode in-app, or hand a frame-accurate timeline to your NLE of choice.
- →Audience reaction track: 13 reaction types plus a live room bed; the news desk runs a Weekend Update dry-desk profile.
- →Lane-packed timeline: overlapping cues stack into real lanes, in the app and in the export.
- →Resolve handoff: FCP7 XML, an OTIO bundle, or the native Resolve panel. Same timeline, every format.
One button.
Your channels, your metadata.
AI-generated titles, description, tags and thumbnail. Each show connects its own YouTube channel and chooses its platforms. The master stays yours.
- →Three title shapes: search-led, curiosity-led, character-led. Pick one or regenerate.
- →Per-show channels: every show publishes to its own brand account and its own platform set.
- →Ships to your feed: your channels, your audience, your master files.
One episode becomes
a week of Shorts.
A dedicated Shorts lane lives next to the episode pipeline: pick the strongest beats, recut them vertical, and schedule the week on the unified calendar. Captions are burned in from the actual spoken audio, a few words at a time.
- →Channel-tuned ideas: an analytics loop mines what worked on the channel and feeds proven hooks and pacing rules back into the prompts.
- →Word-timed captions: transcribed word-level from the real audio, then burned in.
- →Scheduled cadence: a calendar of slots, with same-day mirrors to Instagram and X.
Your writers' room
can watch live.
Director Copilot gives trusted collaborators a live view of an episode build: rate pitches, comment on storyboards and takes, react to script lines. Everything lands in one in-app inbox, and ideas, scripts, readouts and scenes each get their own share link.
- →Reviewer rooms: storyboard, take and script feedback with per-clip, timecoded reactions.
- →No-login share links: private 7-day tokens, all revocable from Settings.
- →Guest voices: guests audition a shortlist and submit their voice pick from a public link.
Meet
The Doodle Cast.
An AI-animated podcast hosted by two doodles, Rusty and Oreo, produced end-to-end through this pipeline and published to YouTube. 190+ videos and 130K+ views so far: characters, voices, running jokes, the Fire Hydrant Gazette news desk, a full fan Discord.