Everything from one shoot

A whole storytelling operation in one place.

Ingest footage, let Cue understand it, then cut, publish, and steward — with a human approving every step.

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Capabilities

Ingest & auto-understandTranscribe, tag, and shot-type every clip
Editroom & ClipsOne shoot into finished cuts and social clips
Storyboard & YouTube PackPlan the shoot, publish the upload
Donor Snacks & StoryBoostSteward givers, amplify what moves people
Benchmarks~5,000 nonprofit channels, tracked daily
Cue · MCP + API

Your whole story library, readable by AI agents.

StoryOS exposes an open Model Context Protocol surface, so the tools your team already uses can read and act on the story graph — human-approval gates intact.

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An operator at an audio console mixes a session — every stage of production running through one system

The platform

Every stage of the story, in one system.

Six purpose-built tools carry a story from archive through production to audience — with provenance intact and a human approval gate on every consumer-facing surface.

What you can make

The platform powers a suite of tools your team uses every week. Each one turns finished footage into something a donor, a funder, or a community can see.

Clips

Turn one shoot into dozens of social-ready clips.

StoryOS finds the moments worth cutting and exports captioned vertical and square clips your team can post the same week.

YouTube Pack

Title, description, chapters, and thumbnail for every upload.

Cue drafts an SEO-ready title, a full description, timestamped chapters, and a thumbnail concept from your finished video — the publishing busywork that eats a social manager's afternoon, done in seconds.

EditroomLive

Take raw footage all the way to a finished cut.

A full editing room inside StoryOS. Cue assembles a context-aware first pass; your team refines and exports a finished cut, ready to ship.

StoryboardLive

Plan the shoot and get sign-off before you roll.

Generate pre-production storyboards, then let clients review and approve panel by panel, each linked to its source asset.

Donor Snacks

Drop donor-tuned micro-stories straight into your CRM.

Short, personalized story pieces assembled from consented footage and pushed into Bloomerang, HubSpot, or Salesforce NPSP as a stewardship touch.

StoryWave

Activate mission creators in your community.

Recruit and coordinate local creators to carry your story to audiences you can't reach alone — matching, compliance, and payouts handled on the platform.

StoryBoost

Put budget behind the stories that move people.

Orchestrate paid promotion of your best stories, with spend and performance tracked back into the story graph.

The production platform

Production intelligence, built in.

Three capabilities sit at the core of StoryOS: discovery-optimized YouTube uploads, metro-level benchmarks, and a system that learns from every project — each one tuned to the outcomes your mission depends on.

Optimization

AI-powered YouTube optimization

Every upload ships with AI-suggested titles, descriptions, chapters, tags, and thumbnail options, tuned for discovery. A person on your team approves each one before it goes live.

Views
+47%
Subs
+312
CTR
8.2%
AI chaptersAI tagsAI descriptionAI thumbnail

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Benchmarks

Metro-level competitive intelligence

RiseWorks tracks 4,982 nonprofit YouTube channels across 18 US metros. See how your channel ranks against peers in your city, and what the leaders do differently.

Your metro
#1Metro leader18K
#4Peer org9.2K
#8Peer org6.1K
#12Your channel4.2K
#18Peer org2.1K

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Learning

A system that gets smarter over time

Your team’s review feedback gets correlated with real performance. Weekly digests surface what’s working, so every project sharpens the next.

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Weekly digest
Jun 9
Interviews hold 3.2× the watch time of B-roll.
Thumbnails with faces lift CTR around 62%.
Videos over 8 minutes lose ~40% of viewers by 4:30.
12 reviews correlated · 3 patterns found

Three loops, one continuous system

StoryOS runs on three nested loops. The inner Production loop connects intake to finished content within a single project — every story angle, scene selection, and client approval flows through one connected surface.

The Platform loop connects productions across your organization. Context built on one project — subject profiles, archive footage, approved formats — becomes available to the next. Teams stop re-discovering what they already know.

The outer Intelligence loop trains on completed cycles. Cue's suggestions sharpen with each story, and provenance carries every decision forward so nothing is lost between stages.

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Cue

The platform agent that works across every step of the storytelling workflow. Cue suggests, drafts, and retrieves — humans approve before anything ships. The story graph remembers every decision, so context carries forward across the team.

Human control:Suggest-and-approve on every consumer-facing change.

A woman laughing mid-conversation — the human at the center of every Cue suggestion

StoryMine

Archive-mining intelligence powered by Shade discovery. StoryMine runs jobs across a media archive and surfaces stories and editor-ready clips that would otherwise stay buried. Every job returns a curated proposal your team reviews.

Human control:Surfaced clips are proposed for human selection.

A boy reacts with delight at a youth-program table — the kind of moment StoryMine surfaces from hours of footage

Editroom

A full editing room inside StoryOS. Cue assembles a context-aware first pass from your footage; your team refines and exports a finished cut, with Premiere Pro XML export.

Human control:Editors drive every stage; you ship the final cut.

A young subject framed in close portrait — the raw material Editroom helps a team shape into a finished cut

Storyboards

Pre-production storyboard generation and post-production client review in one surface. Every panel links back to its source asset, so feedback stays grounded in the actual footage.

Human control:Clients review and approve panel by panel.

An elder photographed with quiet dignity — the real footage that anchors every storyboard panel

StoryRoom

Private donor premieres with tier-gated access, HLS playback, and live chat. Organizations control who sees each screening and when — StoryRoom handles the infrastructure.

Human control:Access is tier-gated and host-controlled.

A performer on stage in an empty auditorium — the screening-room scale StoryRoom is built for

StoryHall

Audience pages that reach constituents via magic-link access. Teams publish on their own schedule, to the audiences they choose, without standing up separate infrastructure.

Human control:Pages are published deliberately, per audience.

A group walking together down a community path — the constituent audience StoryHall pages are built to reach

Three commitments that hold across every feature

Human approval on every narrative surface

Cue proposes and drafts. A human approves before anything reaches a client, donor, or audience.

No AI-generated visuals

Every frame that reaches a client comes from footage your organization owns or has licensed. StoryOS analyzes and assembles real footage.

Provenance and consent on every asset

Every asset carries a provenance and consent record. You always know where footage came from and who approved its use.

Start telling better stories

We're onboarding mission organizations now — hands-on, no queue.