Research you can review
The topic flow presents source material for review before you turn it into a script.
AI VIDEO SCRIPT WRITER
Turn a business topic into words you can say on camera.
Research a question or start from a source article. Get a short script and hook shaped by your company context, then edit the draft before you record.
Get startedGive the draft your business context.
Create a company profile and editable brand brief, using your website as a starting point if you choose. Keep those details available for writing instead of explaining the company again for every script.
Get a notification. Make it your next video.
Add topics, websites, or supported social accounts to your company feeds and enable article notifications. When new content is detected, a push notification brings the story to your iPhone. Tap to open the article, review it, and use it as the starting point for your commentary. Alerts depend on source availability, refresh timing, notification permissions, and an active organization plan.
A draft built for speaking
Generate a concise spoken script and on-screen hook. The default short-form format targets approximately 110 words.
Control the writing style
Choose a script style or define custom instructions. Edit the wording so it reflects how you actually explain the subject.
Go from the saved draft directly to the teleprompter.
Keep scripts in a searchable library with favorites, word counts, and estimated duration. Prepare several in advance, then open the one you need in the recording studio.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Let’s clear things up.
Can I write or paste my own script?
Yes. You can create, paste, and edit your own script, including formatted text, before recording.
Should I check AI-generated scripts?
Yes. Review the wording and check important claims against the sources before recording or publishing. AI research and writing can be incomplete or incorrect.
How many feeds can I add?
The current feed allowance is up to ten feeds across your companies. Source availability depends on the source and its access requirements.
FROM BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE TO SOCIAL VIDEO