Nine studios. One archive underneath.
Each one does a single job properly. Because they sit on the same foundation, work moves between them without an export, a re-upload or a second copy of anything — and you switch on the ones your desk needs.
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- Studios
- Editorial, production, voice and brand
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- Archive underneath
- Nothing is exported between them
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- Forms of output
- Written, digital, broadcast
Article Studio
It learns your desk's voice
Wire copy arrives from dozens of sources; this gathers everything written about the same event into one place and drafts the story from it. Every correction an editor makes is studied and folded into how the next piece is written.
Explore →02Photo Studio
Wire photography, already filed
Agency photography lands in your library credited, licensed and searchable, alongside anything your own photographers file. When a story needs a picture, the picture is already there.
Explore →03Video Studio
Every tape knows what's on it
Footage arrives and is watched, listened to and read before anyone asks for it — who appears, what is said, what happens, what it can be used to prove. Your archive stops being a folder of filenames.
Explore →04TV Studio
Footage it can defend
Write the script and it searches the archive for shots that genuinely support each line — not clips that merely share a keyword. When nothing in the archive honestly fits, it leaves the slot empty and tells you why.
Explore →05ProEditor
A cutting room in the browser
Full multi-track editing with nothing to install and nothing to license per seat. Open a link and you are in the timeline, with your branding already applied and Arabic that sets the way it should.
Explore →06ClipAI
Clip live television without guessing
The scrubbing strip under the player is accurate to what is actually on air, so the moment you mark is the moment you get. A rolling week of recording behind it means you can still cut something that aired on Tuesday.
Explore →07Voice Studio
Your presenter's voice, on demand
Six seconds of clean audio is enough to build a voice that will read any script you write, in Arabic, English or French. Useful at two in the morning when the bulletin needs a track and nobody is in the booth.
Explore →08Transcription Studio
Arabic transcripts you can trust
Point it at a live feed, a link or a file and read what is being said as it is said, in Arabic or in the original. Built specifically around the problem of machine transcription inventing plausible Arabic.
Explore →09Brand Studio
One brand, every screen
Set your colours, fonts and lower thirds once and everything the platform produces picks them up. Because they resolve live, changing the brand restyles work that has already gone out — so it shows you what an edit will touch before you commit.
Explore →The value is in what they share.
Nine products that integrate is a different thing from one product with nine surfaces. Here the archive that Video Studio describes is the archive TV Studio searches; the brand that Brand Studio holds is the brand every export reads; the story that Article Studio grouped is the story ClipAI checks for coverage. Nothing is exported between them because there is nothing to export between.
Start where it hurts most.
The archive nobody can search, the clips that take a whole evening, the graphics desk everybody is waiting for — pick whichever is costing you the most time and run that one. A studio earns its place on its own from the first day, and a desk that only ever runs one is using the platform exactly as intended.
What changes when you add a second is that it arrives already knowing your archive, your brand and your permissions — so it is worth more here than the same tool bought on its own. Add them in the order your desk decides, or take the platform whole.
See it against your own archive.
The useful demonstration is the one that runs on your footage and your wire feeds. Tell us how your desk works and we will show you the parts that matter — and say so where we do not help.