Screenshots are on their way — Reelery doesn't have a capturable public surface yet.
Key Features
- Script to finished video, with every stage scriptable
- Narration in your own cloned voice
- Presenter from recorded footage (lipsync) or a single portrait
- Word-level captions derived from the locked audio, so nothing drifts
- Renders locally — cents of electricity against dollars per minute hosted
- Machine-readable AI marking and disclosure built into the render
Built For
Solo creators and engineers who publish talking-head video regularly and want to own the pipeline rather than rent it per minute
Vision
Hosted avatar platforms charge between $2 and $10 for every finished minute of video. The same minute rendered on a desktop GPU costs about three cents of electricity. Reelery exists to close that gap without giving up quality — and without handing the raw material to a third party.
The bet
The realism ceiling on a synthetic presenter is set by the source material, not by the model. A few minutes of recorded footage turns every future video from a generation problem into a lipsync problem — cheaper, faster, and markedly more convincing, because most of every frame is real video.
Reelery is built around that: record yourself once, then write.
Scope
Script → per-beat voice-over → locked audio timeline → presenter render → word-level captions → assembly with b-roll and titles → a QC gate that actually inspects the output → publish with the AI marking and disclosure the law now requires.
Dictation is deliberately out of scope; that belongs to its sibling, Dictaro. The two share the voice identity, the speech-recognition worker and the media conventions.