Showspring
AI production studio for episodic podcasts and YouTube shows. Built around a show bible, not a prompt.
AI tools make clips.
We make the next episode.
A show needs memory.
Clips don't have any. Every AI video tool on the market is amnesiac — it forgets your characters, your voice rules, your running jokes the moment you hit generate. That's fine for a one-off. It's fatal for a series.
The show bible is a first-class object.
Every generation step reads it. Every episode writes back to it. A single source of truth for everything that makes your show your show.
You don't author a bible.
The bible writes itself.
Start with one character and one format. Make episode one. The bible fills in from what you actually make — voices that stuck, jokes that landed, segment rules that emerged. By episode two, the tool already knows your show.
Episode 47
sounds like episode 1.
Not because you wrote it the same way. Because the system remembered everything in between.
Six steps. One workspace. One show bible through all of them.
Each step reads and writes the bible. Every episode makes the next one smarter.
Four writers. One editor.
Pick the best pitch.
Claude, Gemini, Grok and a local Ollama model each pitch an episode concept in parallel — bible-aware from the first token. You see all four, pick one, kill the rest.
- →Bible-aware pitches — characters only act in-character, no canon violations.
- →Structural diversity — four models, four angles. No single-provider bias.
- →Grok verdict synthesis — optional final pass to compare and recommend.
Dialogue that stays in character,
line after line.
Scripts inherit the show bible automatically. Recurring jokes, speech rhythms, voice consistency, segment-specific rules. Click any line to regenerate just that one.
- →Per-clip regeneration — touch one line without blowing up the scene.
- →Format-aware pacing — news-desk tempo vs. quest narration vs. interview rhythm.
- →Voice-gated generation — characters without assigned voices don't get dialogue.
Per-character ElevenLabs voices,
with controls.
Voice IDs live in the bible. Scratchpad previews every line before commit. Share-for-review links let collaborators sign off without touching the app.
- →Pinned voice per character — no drift between episodes, ever.
- →Scratchpad preview — play any line before it touches the main pipeline.
- →Share-for-review — private link, no login required.
Three video engines.
One consistent show.
Veo, WAN, and LTX each have strengths. The bible picks the right engine per clip, feeds it character references from the cast, and regenerates individual clips without disturbing the rest.
- →Engine routing — per-clip model selection based on scene type.
- →Character ref injection — every frame references the cast bible.
- →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. Export straight to YouTube, or hand off a properly-timecoded master to your NLE of choice.
- →Audience reaction track — 9 reaction types, SNL Weekend Update profile.
- →Lane-packed timeline — overlapping cues stack visually without collision.
- →DaVinci handoff — FCP7 XML or direct render with correct timecode and frame rate.
One button.
Your channels, your metadata.
AI-generated title options, description, tags, and thumbnail. Brand-account YouTube upload, cross-post to Discord, and the master stays yours.
- →Three title variants — pick, or regenerate.
- →Brand-account upload — YouTube, plus cross-post hooks.
- →Ships to your feed — not a hosted SaaS garden.
Right model, right step.
No single-provider bet. Each pipeline step routes to the model that's best at it — and falls back gracefully when a provider is down, slow, or pricing-hostile.
Plus ElevenLabs for voice, Veo / WAN / LTX for video, SDXL / FLUX / Z-Image for stills.
Meet
The Doodle Cast.
An AI-animated podcast hosted by two doodles — Rusty and Oreo — shipping regularly to YouTube. Characters, voices, running jokes, a news-desk segment, a full fan Discord. Every episode comes out of this pipeline.
Coming soon.
Reach out if it's interesting.
If you have something you want to make — a show, a podcast, a weekly segment — we'd love to hear about it.
Thank you.