The seven stages
Scroll the pipeline, every stage from story input to the cut room
Story input
Drop a logline, a brief, or a full script. Torax turns it into a series plan of up to sixty episodes, cliffhanger rhythm baked in.
Sequence
The story breaks into 90-second vertical episodes, beat by beat, with every scene, line and cliffhanger laid out in plain text.
Approve
Sign off on the season while it is still words. Fixing a plot hole here costs nothing; fixing it in footage costs credits.
Assets
Cast the characters and build the world. A 16-slot reference sheet locks every face, wardrobe and angle across the whole season.
Storyboard
Approved beats become shot cards: framing, motion, mood. The credit cost of every render sits right on the generate button.
Voice
Emotion-matched voices perform every line, auto lip-synced to the footage. Recast a voice without re-rendering the scene.
Cut room
Episodes assemble into the final cut with cliffhanger end-cards. Preview the season, trim the weak takes, and export. Prompt to premiere.
Where the series takes shape
Four stages that protect the budget and carry the cut, up close