Say what needs explaining. Get the video.
Explainer Studio writes the scenes, narrates them and fires every animation on the word it belongs to. It runs on your own machine and renders the same frames every time.
Not out yet. The build that goes up first will be on the changelog the day it does.
A request from the browser hits the gateway, which checks the token before it reaches any service.
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gateway
−150ms
Draw the gateway
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token
−150ms
Highlight the token check
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service
−150ms
Fan out to the services
Drag a marker and only that scene re-renders. The narration is never spoken twice for the same words.
From a brief to a finished file
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Write the brief
Describe what you want explained, and point the agent at a folder it may read: a repository, a docs directory, a design note. It writes the scenes as real source files.
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Watch it work
Every tool call the agent makes is named in plain language as it happens, with the model, the credentials in use and the cost so far in the header.
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Tune the timing
The timeline shows the waveform and every word of the narration. Drag a step onto a word, nudge it by 100 milliseconds, undo if you were wrong.
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Export
One button runs narration, rendering, joining and the checks, then plays the result in the window. Only what changed is rendered again.
Everything is a file
A project is a directory. The agent, the editor and git all see the same thing, so a video review is a diff and a mistake is a revert. Nothing is locked in a database you cannot read.
Narration audio, rendered segments and the finished video sit next to the scenes that produced them.
gateway-explainer/
├── project.json
├── scenes/
│ ├── gateway.tsx
│ └── retries.tsx
├── timing/
│ └── gateway.json ← your nudges live here
├── voice/
│ └── gateway.mp3
└── out/
└── final.mp4
What you are actually installing
- Local
- Renders on your machine with no upload and no queue. Your source material never leaves it.
- Deterministic
- A scene is a pure function of frame and timing. The same project renders the same frames, every time, at 1920×1080 and 30fps.
- Your own keys
- Bring your Anthropic and ElevenLabs keys. We never sit between you and either bill.
- Three platforms
- macOS on Apple silicon, Windows x64 and Linux x64, built and end-to-end tested on every push.
Nothing to download today.
Explainer Studio is not available to download or to buy today. The plans are set out so you know what it will cost, and every build lands on the changelog the day it ships.