She runs the office. You make the movie.
Hand Abby a story and the whole office comes to life: coverage like a studio exec, a scene-by-scene breakdown, a stripboard schedule, call sheets out by wrap, and every confirmation chased until it lands. From first read to final cut.
FADE IN:
Every part of the office. One desk.
Each piece below is live in the product today, built from your actual script, and Abby carries the context between all of them, so nothing is retyped and nothing falls through.
Coverage
Upload a script and Abby reads it like a studio exec: logline, synopsis, a straight-talking verdict, scores with reasoning, and the Virality Index reading the cultural moment with real sources.
Breakdown
Every scene tagged, from cast and wardrobe to stunts and locations. The skeleton the schedule and budget are built from.
Schedule
A stripboard drafted from your breakdown. Drag it yourself, or tell Abby your constraints and let her rework the days.
Call Sheets
Built from the day’s scenes, sent by text and email, confirmed with one tap. Client-ready without the overnight fire drill.
The Chase
Abby follows up with everyone who hasn’t confirmed, until they do. You wake up to sixteen of sixteen.
Budget
Drafted from your script, optimized around your priorities. If cast matters more than location, everything else fits around that.
Post
A phased finishing plan built from your script’s real effects, editorial through sound, color, and VFX, plus vetted post-house partners. And your pipeline, your rules: productions choose whether AI is allowed anywhere near the work, and a No-AI production stays fully human, by hard rule.
YOUR TEAM
Multiplayer, like a real office.
Invite your team into the production, one click with Google. Editors edit, viewers watch everything live, and every change syncs in under a second. Abby works for all of you: she knows who did what, catches you up on what changed while you were away, and carries notes between teammates.
Roles & invites
Owner, editor, viewer: email invites or a revocable link, locked down to the seat.
Live presence
See who’s in the production and what they’re touching, and edits appear without a refresh.
Abby, between you
Say “flag this for Sam” and she delivers it when Sam arrives, with everything that changed since.