Media software from idea to audience.

We build the pipelines, editorial tools, and audience products between an idea and every place it appears.

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What we do

Editorial workflows

Commissioning, planning, review, approval, and publication in tools people can read at a glance.

Content pipelines

Ingest, transform, enrich, package, and distribute assets across formats and channels.

Audience products

Web, app, membership, search, and personalised experiences backed by dependable content data.

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How we do it

Source materialPublished everywhere
  1. 1

    Follow the asset

    Trace one piece from commission through production, approval, and distribution.

  2. 2

    Define the record

    Capture versions, rights, metadata, owners, and channel requirements.

  3. 3

    Build into the desk

    Put the workflow in the tools editorial and production teams already use.

  4. 4

    Extend by format

    Add channels and automation after the first flow runs cleanly.

We make the invisible production rules explicit.

Rights and versions

Know which asset, territory, window, language, and edit can go where.

Metadata that travels

Editorial meaning survives the handoff between planning, production, archive, and distribution.

Provenance and approval

Generated and edited material keeps its source, owner, status, and decision trail.

What you'll achieve

Transcription and localisation

Prepare timed text, translations, summaries, and variants for review at production scale.

Archive retrieval

Find moments, people, topics, and usable assets across text, audio, image, and video.

Editorial assistance

Draft descriptions, packages, and recuts from approved material inside clear house rules.

Common questions

Can you work with an existing CMS, DAM, or MAM?

Yes. We usually connect and improve the production flow around the current systems before proposing any replacement.

How do you handle rights in AI-assisted workflows?

Rights, source, territory, usage window, and approval are data in the workflow. AI only sees and produces what the applicable permissions allow.

Can the same system handle text, audio, image, and video?

Yes, where a shared content record is useful. The processing and review path stays specific to each medium.

Tell us what you need built.

A 20 minute call is enough to work out whether a pod fits. The first week of work is defined on that call.

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