Docs

Everything about recording, booking and shipping

Start here
Record your first episode
From green room to isolated tracks in twenty minutes.
8 min read
Brief a guest properly
The rundown fields that actually change the tape.
6 min read
Plan an interview swap
Availability, session invitations, and what a good brief includes.
5 min read
Edit your first episode with the AI Editor
Writing the brief, checkpoints, and taking control.
6 min read
Recording
Local capture and why it matters
Green room checks explained
Using a capture card or interface
Keeping the tab open through final verification
The studio
Layouts: grid, speaker, screenshare
Dropping and using markers
The producer backchannel
Running the rundown live
After the session
Where your tracks land
Timeline and suggested clips
Export aspects and deliverables
Sharing a review link
AI Editor
Writing a good edit brief
Checkpoints and autonomy
Taking control mid-edit
Undoing agent edits
Photo sets: cull, retouch, grade
Marketplace
Paid-booking release status
Proposing an interview swap
Cancellations and the 48-hour rule
Reviews and how they publish
For talent
Publishing your card
Weekly windows and timezones
Setting a rate and getting paid
Turning yourself off temporarily
Accounts & billing
Plans and recording hours
Adding people to a show
Roles and what each can see
Storage and retention
AI Editor

Edit an episode or a photo set with the agent

The AI Editor operates Ottoframe’s video and photo editors from your brief. Every change it makes is an ordinary edit in the project history.

  1. 01Create a project. Go to /edits and start a new project in video mode for an episode, or photo mode for a shoot.
  2. 02Bring the media. Upload footage, photos or a transcript, or start from a recording with Edit with AI on the recording page so its session tracks come in.
  3. 03Write the brief. Say what the edit should feel like: length, what to cut, the open, captions, music, the crops you need.
  4. 04Choose autonomy. Ask every step, stop at checkpoints, or run in full auto. You can change it between steps.
  5. 05Take control any time. The agent pauses and the editor is yours. Hand it back and it continues from your edits.
  6. 06Undo any edit. Agent and manual changes share one project history, so each can be undone one at a time.
  7. 07Export. Render the aspect you need in your browser, or export the finished photo set.
API & webhooks

Push finished tracks wherever you edit

Subscribe to session.tracks.ready and request short-lived signed URLs for verified isolated tracks and the marker list.

// webhook payload
session_id: "ses_112"
tracks: 4
markers: 2
status: "ready"