Examples
The script, the voice, the graphics, the sound and the thumbnails — no manual editing. The videos are in English: most clients' channels speak to an American audience; the narration comes in 9 languages.
The first kind of video
The first minute of each film: a script from sources with a fact-check, real archive photos, 3D reconstructions, the voice, music, sound and graphics — without a single manual edit. The videos are in English: the factory's channels work for a US audience.
Photos come from open archives (Wikimedia Commons, NASA, the Library of Congress) under free licenses; the author and the license are in the frame and in the video description.
New The third kind of video
Your channel gets its own host — Argus, an inspector, a cat, a robot, an owl… It tells the story while cards pop up beside it every 2–4 seconds: evidence and messages, a search, numbers counting up before your eyes, a gauge, a fork «A or B — what would you do?». Chapters and live counters run across the top. The pace of short videos with the depth of a long one: 6–14 minutes with chapters, and the facts of real stories come from sources. The host, the colours and the delivery are different on every channel — and for every user.
The host is three-dimensional: voxel or plasticine, in its own room, its mouth moving with the voice. Rendered by our own engine — free and offline.
More 3D hosts:
Case breakdown, how it works, what would you do, the story in N minutes, top N, myth or fact, a life in another time, a challenge series. The channel's niche picks the right ones and the videos take turns.
The kind, the colour, the place in the frame, the light, the subtitles and the top bar are chosen for the channel. Want a particular one — set it in the niche builder.
Studio → «Make one video by hand» → Kind of video: Hosted explainer. Or give a channel this kind in Settings → Anti-detect browser → Channels.
The examples are 10–12-second excerpts in English: the script, the host, the cards, the voice and the sound were made by the factory. Every frame is drawn by code — no AI images.
The second kind of video
Flat animation with characters, rules, red stamps and a torn-out last page — the format of the «survival rules» channels growing faster than anyone right now: one such channel got 44 thousand subscribers and about 5 million views in two weeks. A familiar place, an ordeal of a few nights, a notebook of rules from whoever was here before you — and a last rule told only in the finale. The story, the staging of every shot, the voice and the animation — all by the factory, with no AI images: every frame is drawn by code.
The update arrives in the app by itself. Studio → «Make one video by hand» → Kind of video: «Rules» cartoon → «Pick it yourself» or your own topic like «13 Rules for the Night Shift…».
Settings → Anti-detect browser → Channels: choose the kind «Rules» cartoon for the channel — the autopilot will make these videos on its schedule. Old channels and styles stay as they were.
12–18 minutes: a title card with the rules, chapters like «Night 1 · The Call», a rule counter, stamps, close-ups, a notebook, a final question to the viewer. Three thumbnails to test, a description with chapters.
The examples are 15–20-second excerpts in English: the script, the staging, the voice and the animation were made by the factory.
A story from the wires and official services, facts with their sources, a real frame of the event (free licence or a government archive only), a map, a scale, a verdict. The example below is the M6.4 earthquake off Easter Island from USGS data: the intensity map is an official USGS document. The factory never takes politics or war.
Every long video gives 0–3 vertical Shorts under a minute: its strongest stretch, its own hook, a call to the full video. On the right — a Short of the same news.
The factory writes and narrates videos in English, Ukrainian, Russian, Polish, German, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Italian: 62 voices, male and female, with the accents of Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil and Portugal. Everything runs on your computer — no ElevenLabs, no per-minute fees — and only voices with a commercial licence. Give a channel a voice of a language and the channel starts making videos in it.
Signing up takes a minute, and the free niche finder suggests a topic for your channel and the kind of video that fits. News and support — in our Telegram channel.
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