Paste a brief and NOE builds the storyboard — characters, scenes, and a shot-by-shot board — pausing for your approval at every stage. You bring your own API keys, so generation cost goes straight to your provider, not as a markup from us. ₹4,999/month, cancel anytime. The storyboard studio is live today, through clips and the final assembled cut; ASMR, fashion and UGC are not on yet.
Every studio runs the same agent-driven pipeline. The storyboard and explainer studios are available today — the others are in development and are not part of what you pay for.
Paste a narration script and get a narrated explainer — receipts, flows and counting figures drawn to the exact word they are spoken on, over generated stills. This is live today.
Satisfying, staged-transformation shorts — built with per-second motion, not one flat static clip.
Upload one product photo and get a multi-sequence commercial — hero reveal, detail, variants, brand ending, each beat planned before anything is generated. In development; the watch film above is real output.
AI lookbooks and virtual try-on — angle-walk motion, real crossfade transitions, photoshoot SFX.
Paste a brief and get characters, scenes, a shot-by-shot board, clips and a final assembled cut — you approve every stage. This is what is live today.
All of these came out of NOE — the same brief-to-shot-board process, with a different art style, format and mood set at the start. The last two are a narrated explainer episode and a product commercial.
Four people and one argument that turns physical, across ten shots in a single room — the same four faces and the same furniture, held without drifting.
A bartender and waitress step in when a desperate regular is cornered by a debt collector — moody, cinematic, cold-toned noir.
Four kids learn that fast isn't the same as done right, when their rushed treehouse doesn't survive the storm — warm, Pixar-style 3D animation.
A kid's lemonade stand and the dad who shows up for it — the same character, same yard, held consistent across every shot, in stop-motion claymation.
A four-minute finance explainer: fifteen segments, every figure drawn on the word the narrator says it, stills generated for each beat. Written, voiced and rendered in one pass.
The AI does the heavy lifting on your own API keys. You approve, tweak or re-run every stage.
Paste or type your story. The AI breaks it into characters, scenes, and dialogue — with a speaker assigned to every scene.
AI creates character descriptions, scene compositions, and visual prompts. Choose your art style and camera movements.
Every scene broken into shots, with a generated frame for each one — the shot board you actually work from.
Approved clips merged in order into one final video, with burned-in subtitles, a music bed and your watermark.
Hand the agent a brief and it runs the storyboard — script, characters, scene board and shot frames — pausing for your approval after every stage. Nothing is generated that you have not signed off on.
Choose your LLM and your generation models, and switch anytime — Groq for speed, Gemini for quality, xAI, or local Ollama for privacy on the text side; Seedance, Kling, or Omni for motion on the video side. Or bring your own API keys. Nothing here is locked to one vendor.
Every stage of the pipeline has a review gate, on by default — not a toggle you have to remember to set. A bad early call shouldn't cascade into wasted render credits, so nothing runs past a stage until you say so.
Most AI video tools hand you raw clips from a chat box. NOE is a production studio with navigable stages — you can see the script, the characters, the scenes and the shot board at every step, and re-run any stage you are not happy with.
Cancel anytime. You bring your own API keys, so generation cost goes to your provider — we charge for the studio seat, nothing else. First 10 seats.
Not included yet: the product-commercial, ASMR, fashion and UGC studios. Those are in development, and you are not paying for them.