Idea → script → filming plan
Respin turns your idea into a timed script in your voice, with the shots it suggests described for you to film. It builds on reviewed library mechanisms or your own frameworks, and labels any other structure as unreviewed.
“Hey guys! Today we’re going to talk about a game-changing workout secret that will take your gains to the next level…”
“Make sure you like and follow for more amazing fitness content! Let’s dive in…”
No timestamps. No shots. Nothing in it could only have come from you.
Every program you have ever bought is wrong about lifting to failure.
00:14Failure was never the stimulus. Volume you can recover from is.
Your clip [check]: the heavy triple, phone angle. Receipt on screen at 00:22.
Illustrative tour · invented creator
A fictional chair restorer’s idea, shown in the screens a creator uses. Every name, rule and line in it is invented for this tour. Nothing here was generated, costs credits or is saved.
First, the invented creator's Brain: how they write, who they address, their goals and their standards. Its cards speak to the creator whose Brain it is, so “you” on them means that creator, not you. Each card here is a version that creator confirmed and activated.
The Brain page's summary cards, filled with an invented creator.
In force · version 1
In force · version 1
In force · version 1
In force · version 1
The idea becomes a timed script in that voice, with the turn marked. The check looks for some numbers, dates and names and offers a [check] marker for flagged specifics. It can miss details, so review the draft yourself.
The script view of a draft, with an invented draft in it.
Most old chairs wobble because of one dry joint, not because they are broken.
Viewers who own a wobbly chair can check this in a minute, so the opening asks them to look.
Your grandmother's chair is not broken. One joint is dry.
Turn it over and press each leg. The one that clicks is the one.
So you do not need glue everywhere. You need it in one place, clamped overnight.
This is the turn — where the piece changes direction.
This one sat unused for [check] years. It is solid again.
It opens on something the viewer can test on their own furniture, in the plain register the invented creator uses.
Weakest point: How long the chair sat unused is not in the creator's material, so that line stays marked until the creator states it.
The same beats become scenes: what to say, what to show and the on-screen text, one scene at a time.
The filming plan of a draft. Select a scene to see its instructions.
4 scenes. Select one to see what to say and show.
Scene 1 · 0s
Your grandmother's chair is not broken. One joint is dry.
Wide shot of the chair rocking on the bench.
Push it once so the wobble is visible.
No stored scene link. Read the timestamped cues below.
Scene 2 · 4s
Turn it over and press each leg. The one that clicks is the one.
Close-up of hands pressing each leg in turn.
Hold on the leg that clicks.
No stored scene link. Read the timestamped cues below.
Scene 3 · 11s
So you do not need glue everywhere. You need it in one place, clamped overnight.
This is the turn — where the piece changes direction.
Glue going into the one joint, then the clamp.
Overhead, phone on a stand.
No stored scene link. Read the timestamped cues below.
Scene 4 · 19s
This one sat unused for [check] years. It is solid again.
The chair pushed again, standing still.
Same angle as the opening shot.
No stored scene link. Read the timestamped cues below.
No stored scene link. Timestamped cues stay in their source order.
1s: Not broken. Dry.
12s: One joint. One clamp.
A short interview plus at least 3 of your own posts, up to 50. You confirm every inferred field before it activates; nothing is assumed silently.
Seven modes. The four script modes give you a timed script with the turn marked, plus whatever shots the draft suggests, described for you to match or film. Hooks, captions and ideas are their own shapes.
Post and log the numbers, and read them beside your own history. Nothing you log can change your brain until verified analytics connectors exist, and this product does not hold one yet. Every brain change needs your approval.
Cancelling here offers a pause first: 1 to 3 months, no charges, everything frozen and readable. Stripe’s own billing portal stays open and has no pause, so a cancellation started there is just a cancellation. On a paid plan, unused monthly credits stay spendable for one more month, then expire; on Free they expire at the end of the calendar month; packs last 12 months. No plan promises reach, and none of them ever will.