Summarize videos, research sources, draft briefs. Every one is ready to run, and you can adjust it in plain language.
Place sourced video transcripts in the notes behind each story.
Your story research notes get the spoken words behind new public video links, with a source link or a clear reason a transcript was unavailable.
Place sourced video speech beside links for story review.
Your review document keeps Facebook video transcripts beside their links, with dated notes when captions are missing or posts cannot be opened.
Place creator video transcripts beside editorial watchlist links.
Your channel watchlist gets the available speech transcript beside each new long-form video, or a clear note when none is accessible.
Provide editors with editable briefs that cite their sources.
Get a concise research brief with source references, an editable DOCX, and a matching PDF for review.
Put draft image prompts beside approved seasonal themes.
Get fresh AI image prompt ideas for seasonal campaigns, shaped by past examples and ready to review alongside your content plan.
Turn audience questions into video angles ready for producer review.
Get an unsent YouTube video brief in your email conversation, with a clear angle and timed plan shaped by the questions and recent results you share.
Keep speech from source videos ready for editorial review.
Your content audit gets available video transcripts each workday, with clear notes when captions are missing or a link needs review.
Put creator video speech beside each request for editorial review.
Get the speech transcript and source on your video request. When usable text is unavailable, see the reason there instead.
Turn story footage into an ordered cut and flag review points.
Give your editor a clear cut plan beside the source footage, so they can see what to use and what you want reviewed.