The finishing work, done on your own machine.
You made the thing. Then comes the other job — the transcribing, the formatting, the checking, the uploading — and it eats the day. We build the software that does that part.
It runs on your computer, your files are never uploaded, and you pay once. Both can borrow a cloud model if your laptop is not up to running one, but only when you ask them to.
Loki Studio
Transcribe, translate, write the title and description, generate thumbnails, and upload — from one window.
Free version, or $199 once. No subscription.
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Scriptorium
A writing collaborator that reads your whole manuscript before it answers — then builds the print-ready book.
Free version, or $59 once. No subscription.
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One video. Four languages. Thirty minutes.
Yesterday I transcribed a video, translated it into three languages, wrote the description and title in four, generated the thumbnails, and uploaded it. Thirty minutes. Craig Giannelli — who builds Loki Studio, and uses it every week
That is the whole pitch. Not a feature list — a day you get back, every time you publish.
A million words it can actually hold in mind.
By book four you cannot remember what you established in book one. Ask Scriptorium and it searches the whole saga before it answers, then tells you which files it read.
It was built alongside a ten-book, 1.09 million word series — every feature exists because that book needed it.
Why both of these run on your computer
It is not nostalgia. It is three things that matter more the longer you use a tool.
Your work stays yours
An unpublished manuscript and unreleased footage are the two things creators most need kept private. Nothing is uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload it to.
No meter running
No per-minute transcription fee, no per-word AI charge, no monthly bill that grows with how much you make. Use it as hard as you like.
It cannot be taken away
No server to shut down, no plan to be sunset, no price that triples next year. It runs on your machine, offline, for as long as the machine does.