Turn a topic into a finished video.
Research, script, visuals, voice, and edit — one automated pipeline, in minutes instead of days, with citations you can trust and you still in control of the final cut.
For creators, marketers, educators, and agencies who need video regularly — without a production team.
How it works
Give it a topic
Add a topic and your source material -- articles, excerpts, whatever the video should be based on.
Approve at each checkpoint
Takuru researches, writes the script, and generates visuals -- pausing for your review at each stage.
Get your video
A finished, narrated video with your approved script and visuals, ready to download.
From topic to finished video
Dashboard
Every project, one place
Track every video from topic to finished cut -- what's running, what's waiting on you, and what's done.
Research
Grounded in real sources
Takuru reads your source material and pulls out cited facts before a single word of script is written -- so claims trace back to something real, not a hallucination.
Story summary
Pogba's 2016 return wasn't just a big transfer -- it was a free departure four years earlier turned into a world-record homecoming, and the numbers alone tell most of the story.
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“In August 2016, Manchester United re-signed Paul Pogba from Juventus for a reported £89.3 million, making him the most expensive player in football history at the time.”
Pogba's £89.3m fee surpassed Gareth Bale's £85m move to Real Madrid, briefly making him the world's most expensive footballer.
“Manchester United announced the signing on 8 August 2016 as a world-record transfer.” — BBC Sport — Pogba completes world-record transfer to Manchester United
Pogba had left Manchester United for Juventus on a free transfer in 2012 after his contract expired, making his four-year return especially notable.
“Pogba departed Old Trafford for Turin in 2012 having made only a handful of senior appearances.” — BBC Sport — Pogba's Old Trafford return
Planner
Research becomes a story
Those facts get shaped into a narrative arc -- a hook, a build, a close -- before any visuals are generated. You review the plan, not just the prose.
Overall arc
From a free release in 2012 to a world-record return in 2016 -- one player's valuation quadrupling in four years.
Pacing plan
Open on the record fee, then rewind to the free departure that makes the number land harder.
Hook (opening)
fastIn 2016, Manchester United paid £89.3 million for a player they'd let leave for free four years earlier.
Open on the contradiction before explaining it.
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mediumPogba left Old Trafford in 2012 without United receiving a transfer fee at all -- his contract had simply run out.
Closing (conclusion + CTA)
slowFour years and a rebuilt reputation later, United paid more than four times the previous world record to bring him home.
Closing ties the fee back to the free departure.
Output
A finished video, not just a draft
Narrated, edited, and ready to publish -- this is an actual video Takuru produced, not a mockup.
What it replaces
A production team
Research, scriptwriting, visuals, voiceover, editing -- each a separate hire. Expensive and slow.
Consumer AI video tools
Fast, but you're the whole creative team -- one clip at a time, no research, no long-form output.
Takuru
Give it a topic and source material. One automated pipeline runs the whole production -- you approve the key decisions.
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