Ship the video, not the timeline
Describe the video once. Techcly runs the whole pipeline — brief, script, storyboard, visuals, voice, captions, render — and hands back a finished file with nothing left to assemble.
❯ techcly run "30s launch film for our espresso machine"brief ✓ angle, audience, 30s targetscript ✓ 74 words, timed to 29.6sstoryboard ✓ 5 scenesvisuals ✓ 5/5 rendered at 1920×1080voice ✓ en · aria · 29.6scaptions ✓ 18 cues, timed from the audiorender ✓ output.mp4 · 12.4 MB✔ done · 8/8 stages green · 0 refunds due
What each stage does
Every stage runs automatically, and every one of them can be overruled before the next begins.
A brief becomes a timed script
Your line is turned into a production brief with an angle and an audience, then into narration written to land inside the duration you asked for — not padded to fill it.
- Angle and audience inferred
- Word count matched to runtime
- Tone and style set per project
the pipeline
“It behaves like a build step. Same input, same pipeline, an artefact at the end — I stopped thinking of video as a project.”
Ilya N. · growth engineer
“The runtime estimate is honest. The script says 29.6 seconds and the file is 29.6 seconds, which is not what I expected.”
Marta B. · product marketing
“Failed renders refund themselves. I have never had to email anyone about a stuck job.”
Kwame A. · agency owner
Plans
Everything is priced in credits. A monthly plan buys them in bulk, a top-up buys them one at a time, and nothing else differs between the two.
| Credits per month |
| Maximum video length |
| Scene editor |
| Brand kits |
| Team workspace |
| Priority rendering |
script 10 · scene 2 · render 5 · failures refunded
Questions
What does a run cost?+
Fixed arithmetic. 10 for the script and storyboard, 2 per scene for visuals and voice, 5 for the render, so five scenes settle at 25. A stage that fails releases what it reserved without anyone filing a ticket.
Can I change the output before it renders?+
Yes — nothing renders until you say so. Move a scene up or down, rewrite its narration, retime a cue, or regenerate a single shot while every other scene stays byte-identical.
What comes out at the end?+
An H.264 MP4 at 1080p in the aspect ratio you chose, behind a signed download link, with captions burned in or supplied as SRT.
Do I need to know how to edit video?+
No. If you can describe the video in a sentence, the pipeline handles the rest — the editor is there for when you disagree with it.
Can a team share a workspace?+
Create a team, invite by email, and every project inside it is visible to all of you. Membership is the whole permission model; nothing is licensed per seat.
Who owns the output?+
You do, commercial use included. Nothing that comes out of the pipeline is licensed back to us.
Your first run is on us
Sign up and 50 credits land in the balance: enough for a five-scene video with change left in it.