Research with sources
In development
A research plan for each topic; every source is captured, and every claim keeps the exact quote it rests on.
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One place to research, plan, make and publish explainer documentaries. Every scene records what is on screen, where it comes from and whether you may use it, and nothing moves on without the approval you set.
Moorfold is in development. This page describes the engine as it will be at launch. The chip on each feature is its line on the status page: Working means its tests passed when this page was built.
In development
A research plan for each topic; every source is captured, and every claim keeps the exact quote it rests on.
In development
Claude drafts the script from the research pack and the brief. You edit, and the engine checks structure, pacing and tone.
In development
A script is locked once it is approved. Everything after it is planned from the locked text.
Working
The film as a list of scenes: what is on screen, how long it stays, where the picture comes from and its rights state. Checked against its rules before anything renders.
Working
Length, frame, scene length and speaking pace for each format. Scenes outside the range are marked before you render.
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Claude reviews each scene for claims to check, better sources and rights risks. Every suggestion waits for a person to accept or reject it.
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Animated diagrams, maps, timelines and typography, drawn by the engine in your channel's style.
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Photos, documents and film from Wikimedia Commons, the Library of Congress, NASA and the Internet Archive, with the licence read for each item.
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Clips from Pexels and Pixabay, recorded with their licence.
Working
Every picture whose source or licence is missing or unclear, worst first. An unknown never counts as a pass; drafts show a vector drawing in its place.
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Paste or choose any scene list and see which rows are missing a source, a rights record, an approver or a date. Try it now; it runs in your browser.
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Source, licence, retrieval date and who approved each scene and when, in a log that can only be added to.
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Narration from the locked script, with a pronunciation fixer for Turkish names and terms.
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Speech recognition listens back to the narration and flags words that do not match the script.
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Sound beds and effects mixed to a standard loudness, and subtitles timed from the narration.
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Timing and the picture of every scene fixed before rendering, so the same plan always gives the same film.
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Text size, contrast and loudness checked on every render; a film that fails is not offered for publishing.
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Vertical Shorts reframed from a finished film.
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Shorts written for the vertical frame from the start.
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Title, description and thumbnail prepared for each film. Uploads stay private until you share them, on the day and time you choose.
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Each published video is reviewed against its numbers. What it teaches becomes a rule the engine enforces once a person approves it, so the same mistake does not reach the next film.
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Synthetic content is disclosed on upload where YouTube asks for it.
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The scene table with its rights state and trail, as CSV for spreadsheets and as JSON.
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A script that builds an After Effects composition with one layer per scene, for teams that finish by hand.
One engine, six formats. Each sets its own length, frame, scene length and speaking pace.