One brief. Every channel.
Schedulers publish what your team already made. Memo coordinates the pre-publish moment - where taste, strategy, and craft merge into the work that ships. Per-row aspect ratio, sequential storyboards, and Brand Kit defaults all stay attached at render.
One idea, shaped into every content asset.
Set aspect ratio, quality, references, and creative direction row by row. Storyboards carry continuity from frame to frame.
3 deliverables · ceramic still life
Three-frame editorial set for the spring product reveal. Soft, warm, ceramic textures. Side-light, shallow depth of field, 50mm.
Editorial. Quiet, considered, tactile. Terracotta and oxblood with a single brass accent.
Soft side-light, terracotta palette, shallow depth of field. Single product centered on linen.
8s editorial loop. Slow push-in across three ceramic vessels. Brass accent picks up the side-light.
Wide editorial crop. Negative space on the right for headline. Maintain palette and lighting continuity.
Structured by default
Every brief carries Overview, Product Context, Tone & Style, Constraints, and a per-deliverable list. Edit any block; Memo keeps the others coherent.
Per-deliverable settings
Each row carries its own aspect ratio, quality (1K / 2K / 4K), duration (3–15s for video), and reference attachments. Settings are enforced at render.
Image and video, mixed
A single brief can hold a 1:1 hero image, a 9:16 vertical video, and a 16:9 banner — rendered together with the same brand voice.
Sequential storyboards
Toggle on Sequential and scene N inherits the prior outputs. Characters, products, and style carry forward — coherent multi-frame narratives.
How it works.
Drop references on the canvas
Pull your boards into the Studio. Group them into the content system you're briefing.
Ask Memo to draft
In chat: "draft a brief for a 3-frame storyboard." Memo reads the references, your brand kit, and proposes a brief card.
Review and render
Tweak any deliverable inline. Click render. Every row carries its briefed settings - no re-briefing required.