ONE RESEARCHED STORY · TWO VISUAL APPROACHES
The same researched five-scene story, retold with illustrated Mikal Bridges and Eddy Curry characters.
Five scenes. Curry’s trade, the picks it cost, and the later Bridges deal.Make your own story →
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Answer a few quick questions, share a link, and Programmable reads it, pitches ideas, lets you approve the storyboard, then builds and checks every scene.
Preview
New story briefA few quick picks, then the AI takes over.
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- Starts from anythingA URL, an RSS feed, a keyword or one sentence.
- Your brand, appliedColors and fonts read from your site, with Undo.
- You approve the planEdit scenes and timing before anything animates.
- Checked before you see itRender, visual and layout checks on every scene.
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Screenshots in. A tour out.
Add up to three screenshots of your product. We pick up your brand colour, zoom into the busiest parts of each screen and click your buttons, all in a few seconds.
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Runs in your browser. Your screenshots are never uploaded.
Want the real thing? Programmable reads what is on your screens, writes the story, animates every scene in your brand and checks each one before you see it.
Make it great with AIStory chat, start to finish
One conversation. A finished, fact-checked film.
Here is a whole session, from an RSS feed to an exported portrait cut. Every message is the kind of thing the chat actually gives you.
Programmable
Hi! What are you making?
Product demoExplain how something worksTell a storyTurn posts into social clips
Programmable
What are you starting from?
A website linkAn RSS/blog feedScreenshotsJust an idea
You
https://rivercitytransport.org/feed.xml
Programmable
Where will it be shown, and how long?
Website heroSocial postPresentation
15s30s60s
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Pick a look
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Timeline
Map / geographic
Before / after
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Read the feed · 12 recent posts
The biggest story in River City Transport’s feed is the new river crossing: posts cover the foundations (Mar 2021), towers (Nov 2021), main cables (Jun 2022), the deck lift (Feb 2023) and opening day in May 2024, plus a traffic forecast.
Using River City Transport’s brand · InterUndo
Programmable
Four ways to explain it. Pick one and I’ll research and plan it:
Three years, one crossingThe bridge builds itself as the playhead moves from 2021 to opening day.Detours while it was builtClosures and reroutes drawn on the river map.The commute, before and afterThe old ferry route stays visible while the new crossing replaces it.
Opening-day numbersTraffic, crossings and ferry riders as the ribbon is cut.You
Let’s make: Three years, one crossing
Programmable
Research ready · 5 sources. Developing the story and visual scenes…
Research sources · 5
- Crossing opens to trafficrivercitytransport.org
- Main cables complete on schedulerivercitytransport.org
- Final deck segment lifted into placerivercityherald.com
- Traffic forecast for the new crossingrivercity.gov
- How the towers were builtcityengineering.org
Programmable
Storyboard ready for review · 6 scenes. Nothing has been animated yet.
STORY ANGLEThe crossing builds itself as the playhead moves from 2021 to opening day.
Timeline6 scenes · 15s total
- 1Foundations pouredMar 2021 · two piers in the river 3s
- 2Towers riseNov 2021 · 227 m towers topped out
3s2s - 3Main cables spunJun 2022 · 27,572 wires per cable 3s
- 4Deck liftedFeb 2023 · 20 of 20 segments 2s
- 5Roadway pavedSep 2023 · lanes and lighting 2s
- 6Opening dayMay 2024 · ribbon cut, traffic flows
2s3s
You edited two timings: towers 3s → 2s, opening day 2s → 3s. Total stays 15s.
Approve & animate: about 3–9 min · 4–12 Claude calls Approve & animate
Programmable
Generating · reuses the saved research, no new search
- Animating the approved storyboard with its saved research…
- Story directed · 6 scenes. Animating: the crossing builds itself, 2021 to opening day
- Checking every scene renders and moves
- Watching the rendered scenes for visual and factual problems…
- Improving the rendered story · 1 issue found (caption over the tower)
- Layout check · no overlapping, clipped or tiny text
Programmable
Your story is ready: 15 seconds, 6 scenes. The facts panel shows how each claim held up.
1 Foundations poured 3s2 Towers rise 2s3 Main cables spun 3s4 Deck lifted 2s5 Roadway paved 2s6 Opening day 3s
Facts · 5 claims2 verified · 1 paraphrase · 1 conflicting · 1 unsourced
- VerifiedOpened to traffic in May 2024Date · rivercitytransport.org
- Verified27,572 wires in each main cableNumber · rivercitytransport.org
- ParaphraseAbout 118,000 crossings a dayNumber · rivercity.gov · Source says “up to 118,000 a day”
- ConflictingTowers stand 227 m tallNumber · cityengineering.org · Another source gives 230 m
- UnsourcedThe region’s busiest crossingFact · Not in the research; soften or cut
What next?
Make it shorterTry another lookPortrait for socialExport MP4
You
Portrait for social, 18 seconds. And drop “busiest crossing”.
Programmable
Done. Portrait at 600 × 800, 18 seconds: the extra 3 seconds go to opening day, and the unsourced line is gone. Same research, no new search. Saved as version 2.
v2 · portrait · 18sExport or share
HTML fileSelf-contained, plays anywhere
MP4 videoFor social and slides
Animated GIFFor email and docs
Share linkPlus an embed snippet
Start your own One researched story · two visual approaches
Same Knicks story. See every scene.
Watch the complete five-scene story. Switch between the original basketball photography and the animated-character version; both follow the same researched Curry and Bridges trade timeline.
15 playable samples
Pick the visual language.
3 formats and 12 visual structures, each a real animation built by the studio. Click any card to play it.
How it works
From the first thought to the final frame.
Four steps, one conversation. You stay in charge of the story; the studio does the building and the checking.
- 01
Start a chat
Share a link, a feed or an idea. The chat reads it and pitches concrete ways to animate it.
- 02
Approve the storyboard
Research is cited once. You get every scene with its caption and seconds to edit.
- 03
Animate and check
Each scene is animated, played back, reviewed as rendered frames and fixed if text clips.
- 04
Refine and export
Ask for changes in plain words, then export HTML, MP4 or GIF, or share a link.
15playable samples
12visual structures
4ways to export
4fact-check badges
Pricing
Pick a plan, or bring your own key.
Start free. Choose a monthly plan with credits included, or run the studio on your own Anthropic key with an Own key plan at the same price.
What’s included:
- Six starter compositions to explore
- The editor: titles, brand colors and fonts
- Preview and export your starters
- Guided chat, paid from your credits
- A full film needs a plan (not included)
Plans
Our AI, credits included every month. No key needed.
from$29/ month
About 100 credits per typical film, billed at what it actually costs.
Monthly plans cancel anytime
- Starter $29/mo250 credits a month
- Pro $79/mo750 credits a month
- Studio $199/mo2,000 credits a month
Everything in Free, plus:
- About 100 credits ($10) for a typical film
- Research, revisions, polish and chat billed from the same credits, at what they actually use
- You only pay for AI that actually ran; unfinished runs keep their best version
- Storyboard approval, facts check, feeds, MP4/GIF and share links
- Component marketplace: 10, 50 or unlimited React component downloads a month
- Credits never expire
You see the cost first. Each action shows its credits before you run it. If a run cannot finish, you keep the best version it reached and pay only for the AI it actually used.
Own key
Your Anthropic key, with a monthly animation allowance.
from$29/ month
- Starter $29/mo20 animations a month
- Pro $79/mo100 animations a month
- Studio $199/mo400 animations a month
What’s included:
- Your Anthropic key pays for the AI, never credits
- Research, storyboard review and every check
- Revisions, polish and chat do not count toward the allowance
- RSS feeds, MP4 and GIF exports, share links and embeds
Your key stays with you. Add it in Settings; it stays in your browser tab and is never saved to a project. Model calls are billed to your Anthropic account.
What do I get for free?
0 credits once your email is verified (enough for a storyboard, chat and a revision), plus the starter compositions and the editor. Free credits do not refill.
How do credits work?
A typical film is about 100 credits. A run reserves up to 100 credits while it works and settles to what it actually used when it finishes. Chat, translation and other AI help are billed the same way, in small amounts. If a run cannot finish, you keep the best version it reached and pay only for the AI it used.
What if I run out mid-month?
Move up a plan any time from your account. Plan credits never expire while your account is open.
When should I use my own key?
If you already pay for Anthropic, an Own key plan runs everything on your key with no credits. Each plan includes a monthly number of animations (a generate, regenerate or variant); revisions, polish and chat are not counted. New character artwork needs your own OpenAI key, or is paid from credits.
Where does my key go?
It is never stored on our servers or saved to a project. It stays in the browser tab you are working in and travels only with your own requests.
Is there a limit?
Managed AI has a daily safety limit per account to stop runaway usage. Own key plans have their monthly allowance; upgrade anytime.
Bring a link. Leave with a film.
Paste a URL or type an idea. Pick an idea, approve the storyboard, and only then does anything get built.
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