The end-to-end console

Brief to live.
One screen.

Nine tools, four handoffs and three weeks — replaced by one sentence and six stages that never leave the same window. Every other product in this category ends at stage two.

Inside the studio · example workspacePlays itself · pause any time
Ori Studio · Example workspaceReady when you are
HHarsh JewelleryManama · Pilot
+ New ad
▤Ads◇Brand
Recent
National Day — family wideRamadan gift setsGold reel — three versions
Pilot14 / 20
films left this month
‹ Ads✓ Saved⌕ Search⌘K
What are we making?
Describe the ad. One line is enough.
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In the editAll ads
00:30Refining
National Day — family wide
v7 · 4 notes open
00:20In review
Ramadan gift sets
Huda is waiting on you
00:15Needs you
Gold reel — three versions
Render failed at scene 4
Time to first cut
~90 seconds
Stages, one window
Six
You pay for
Approved films only
Before it publishes
Your yes
01 · Brief

Say it once. It reads it back.

Type it, say it out loud, drop a product page or a Vibe you saved — or drop the ad you already ran, and Origin reads it shot by shot. Origin parses market, duration, shape, language, industry, occasion, objective and CTA — then shows you what it heard before it spends anything.

Ori StudioNew ad
What are we making?
Fall launch for our Brooklyn coffee shop. Cozy, not cheesy.
Here’s what I heard
9:1615 secEnglish · Spanish captionsCozyNew York
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✓Read back
Nothing’s made until it’s right
Every chip is editable

Wrong about the duration? Change the chip, not the sentence. Origin re-reads the plan instantly.

Only approved films count

Brief, plan, storyboard and every conversation cost nothing. A film counts when you approve it.

Vibes carry over

Ceremonial, Souq, Product on black, Founder — saved looks that Origin learned from ads you approved.

02 · Direct

It makes the camera decisions.
And tells you why.

Six frames resolve into a cut with native audio: voice-over, music bed and SFX, mixed. The director’s log is not a progress bar — it is the reasoning, timestamped, so you can argue with a decision instead of re-prompting a black box.

00:02Reading the brief. Riyadh, fragrance, National Day.
00:07Opening on hands, not on product. Six of your seven approved ads do.
00:14Holding the reveal to 0:14 — the ask arrives after the feeling.
00:22Arabic VO leads, English burns in as caption. Your market reads both.
00:31Cutting the smile at SC 05. It reads as a stock photo at 9:16.
00:38End card carries the logo once, at 0:26. Visit a store.
03 · Review

Approvals that live on the timecode.

No more screen recordings in Slack. Four roles, comments pinned to a frame, share links that don’t need a login, and an audit trail of who approved what. Every language arrives with its native sign-off — dialect, reviewer, date.

A cut under review, with two timecoded notes
HAHuda at 0:14
Logo lands too early for legal. Push it to the end card.
✦Origin at 0:22
The bed fights the VO here. I can drop it 3dB under the line.
04 · Refine

Say what’s wrong. It proposes, scoped and costed.

Plain language in, a specific proposal back — with the scope, the render time and the cost stated before anything happens. Nothing changes until you say so, and every change carries an undo.

I can ease the landing over 0:18–0:21 and drop the bed 3dB under it. That’s SC 04 only.this change: 1 shot re-renders · ~40s · free until you approve the cutDo itShow me firstNot that
Scope is visibleone shot, not the whole adIt proposesnothing changes until you say soReversibleevery version restorable, free
05 · Publish

Four shapes from one render. Then it posts.

9:16, 1:1, 4:5 and 16:9 are reframed and re-timed, not letterboxed. Captions burn in per language. Checks run before the post — and warnings inform, they never block.

one render
Pre-flight checks
✓ Brand rules — logo appears once, on the end card
✓ Captions — Arabic burned in · English burned in
✓ Native check — Khaleeji Arabic · Urdu, signed off by native reviewers
⚠ Cover frame — none chosen for 9:16, Origin will use 0:04
✓ Disclosure — #ad present in all three languages
✓ Provenance — C2PA manifest attached to all four shapes

Every destination, on its own clock.

Origin posts into each market’s peak hour in its own timezone. Ramadan inverts the clock; it knows.

TikTokpeak hour, per market
Instagram Reelsfeed + story
YouTube Shortscover frame chosen
SnapchatGCC peak 21:00
Xnative upload
Meta Adsas creative asset
TikTok Adsas creative asset
LinkedIn16:9 cut
Your CDNsigned URL + webhook
Google DV360via feed
06 · Live

It measures. Then it remembers.

First-hour velocity against your own median, retention with the drop-off marked, and creative attribution down to the decision — the hook, the reveal beat, the CTA position. What worked becomes a belief in Brand Memory.

drop-off · 0:14
retention · vs your own median · example workspace
Watch-through
62%
First hour
1.4× median
Attribution
The slower open carried it. The end-card CTA at 0:26 outperformed 0:18 by a wide margin in Riyadh.
Watch-through held at 62%. Your slower open is working — I’ve written that down.
Brand memory

Every belief, with its confidence and its source.

Origin keeps a working belief about your brand and shows you all of them. Disagree with one and it stops using it — on this ad and every ad after it. Everyone else makes you re-explain your brand every session.

Opens on hands, not on product
81% · from 7 approved ads
Arabic VO outperforms English for you
94% · from 11 published ads
Never shows the logo before 0:20
100% · rule you set
Warm grade, never cool
68% · from your notes
Ends on the founder, not the product
57% · from 3 approved ads
Memory is per brand. Nothing is inferred across accounts, and we don’t train Origin on your ads.
Working together

Four roles. One audit trail.

CanOwnerApproverReviewerViewer
Brief and direct an adYesYesNoNo
Comment on the timecodeYesYesYesNo
Approve a cut (spends an ad)YesYesNoNo
Publish to destinationsYesYesNoNo
Edit Brand MemoryYesNoNoNo
See reportingYesYesYesYes

Agencies get one workspace per client brand: separate memory, separate reporting, nothing leaking between accounts.

Hire Ori. Get back to your shop.

Ori’s pilot starts in November 2026, from $19 a month. Nothing publishes without your yes.