Everything a client's content cycle needs

Find competitors, outliers, formats, keywords, comments and sponsors for the niches your clients compete in. Every result can be saved, watched, compared, put on the calendar, turned into an idea or a brief, or added to a report.

• Competitor Video Autopsy: what a competitor's video did, scene by scene: hook, re-hooks, payoff, pacing and calls to action, each with the frame and the line said.
• Pattern Miner: what repeats across many videos of a channel.
• Client-vs-Competitor Delta: how your client's video compares with a competitor's.

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Clients review where the work is, without a pile of loose notes.

• Comments pinned to frames, and drawings on the video.
• PDF and audio proofing alongside video.
• Approval steps with several approvers, including an optional legal or brand review.
• A feedback translator that turns vague notes into concrete edits while keeping the client's original words.
• Version Intelligence: what changed between two cuts, and what it likely does to viewers.

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Edit by transcript and add captions in the browser, then export the edit to Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve formats to finish where your editors work.

The real audience retention curve of a published video, next to the actual shots, so a drop can be read against the moment it happened. It appears once the video is published on a connected channel. Correlation, not cause.

Schedule and publish to YouTube and the major social networks, answer comments and messages from one inbox, and read insights per client. Connections to YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest and X are built and tested against stand-ins. Each one except X switches on when that platform approves the app; X posting runs on each customer's own X developer app and its paid X API access.

Run campaigns with creators, with tracked links and codes for each one.

Give each client a portal for reviews, approvals and reports. Reports show where every number comes from and how fresh it is.

What the agency learns about each client is kept as memory that cites its source and that your team can edit.

Projects, time, budgets, profitability and invoices sit next to the work, and automations run with waits and branches.

Research works with AI off. Only drafting and analysis cost money: a paid run shows its estimate before it starts, checks your budget, and a run that fails is refunded automatically.