You have technical work worth explaining
Architecture notes, an approved product walkthrough, research or documentation give the campaign something concrete to say. A solo builder can start with one topic; a company team can nominate one reviewer.
CONTENT STUDIO · SERVICE-ASSISTED PILOT
Turn technical work into reviewable campaigns and explainers.
For technical founders and lean marketing teams. Start with approved documents, release notes or a real product walkthrough. Scope the campaign, script and visual plan with the source behind each claim, ready for your team to review.
Pilot, not a self-service subscription. Content Studio is in development. Scope, asset count, fee and delivery timing are agreed before paid work starts. No audience-growth or lead guarantee.
Campaign Capacity Pilot
One source-backed campaign for one audience.
Start with public or non-sensitive source material. The pilot tests whether THONIS can explain your actual work accurately and reduce the effort needed to produce usable drafts.
A campaign brief with supporting sources
Name the buyer, the problem and the next action. Record which document or walkthrough supports each claim, and leave unsupported claims out.
Draft assets your team can review
Agree the formats before work begins: LinkedIn drafts, an article, a carousel, website copy or an explainer script and storyboard. Check technical accuracy and whether the destination delivers what the asset promises.
Measure the useful result
Record reviewer effort, usable output and the campaign's chosen traffic or inquiry measure. Your team controls publication; drafts are not posted automatically.
Release Explainer · working browser sample
Turn a product change into video without losing the source trail.
Try the first working slice: edit a synthetic release source, check the claims, review scenes, approve the exact package and export a silent motion-card video draft with its release record. The broader workflow will add real product capture and narration.
Version the source
Start with an approved excerpt. Tie each claim to an exact quote, and block approval when the quote is missing or the source changes materially.
Edit and approve the story
Review the narration text, on-screen captions, visual direction and scene timing. A reviewer enters their name and approves a digest of the exact browser package.
Export and reopen
Download a release record, transcript and captions with a silent video draft. If a source changes, reopen the affected scenes and claims while keeping the previous approval in the sample history.
Development boundary. The browser sample is local and synthetic; it is not a customer workspace or a finished narrated video service. The service-assisted pilot can scope real approved inputs, product capture and human publication control. No voice cloning, fabricated product screens or automatic posting.
A good fit has substance to work from.
You can define what must stay private
Agree the approved inputs and claims before sharing files. Keep credentials, customer records, CUI and unpublished sensitive material out of the initial inquiry.
Can we buy the Content Studio software today?
The current offer is a service-assisted pilot. Content Studio software is in development.
Does Content Studio automatically turn a changelog into a finished video?
The working sample makes a silent motion-card draft and downloadable release record from manually entered source text. It does not generate narration or product footage. A named person approves the exact script and scenes before export; publication is separate.
Does the pilot include posting or outreach?
The initial scope delivers drafts for a named human to approve and publish. Any later publishing work needs separate authorization for the exact asset, destination and timing. Automated outreach is not included.
Start with one topic or release
What should your next buyer understand?
Tell us what changed, who needs to understand it, which approved sources exist and which campaign or explainer format you need.
Scope a content or explainer pilot