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Six minds.
One script.
No single voice gets the last word.
The room sounds like an agency script room at 2am. An auteur drafts. A commercial director attacks it. Both rewrite each other until the work earns its place. You direct. The minds argue. You lock the version that is right.
- Mind 01AuteurDrafts the script
Iranian and Lebanese sensibility. Restraint, emotional truth, layered meaning. Distrusts gimmicks.
- Mind 02CommercialStress-tests the draft
Reads the work as a viewer. Hooks. Momentum. Payoff. Names what is weak. Refuses to be polite.
- Mind 03CriticShort feedback passes
Lightweight reviewer inside multi-round flows. Keeps the loop honest between rewrites.
- Mind 04ArchitectStructured work
Shot lists, briefs, schedules, treatments. Anywhere structure matters more than voice.
- Mind 05HeadlinePunch and hook
Built for short, sharp output. Taglines, social copy, hooks. Lower temperature. Faster.
- Mind 06UtilityQuick inline tasks
Voice-note summaries, source ingestion, the small reads that move work forward.
- Quick1 phase~$0.10
Fast first pass. Idea sketches.
- Enhanced4 phases~$0.80
Daily working drafts.
- Pro8 phases~$2.50
Important pitches.
- Award workUltimate15 phases~$6.00
Award work. Client decks. Hero films.
- 0Dialect profiles
- 00Minds in argument
- 0Tiers of depth
Najdi sounds Najdi.
Hejazi sounds Hejazi.
Arabic that actually works.
Generic AI writes one flat Arabic nobody speaks. Stryvia maps every script to a precise voice composition before generation. Not "Arabic." Najdi Saudi urban professional. Hejazi conversational casual. Egyptian street comedy. 141 profiles, each a real register.
- 0Dialect profiles
- 0Arabic profiles
- 000English profiles
- 000Voice dimensions, Arabic
Each layer adds specificity. A profile inherits from its parent up the chain. Reviewers validate every profile before it ships. The script you write in Riyadh urban-professional sounds nothing like the one written in Cairo street.
One room.
Six ways to think.
Same six minds. Different orders, different constraints. Pick the method for the work in front of you. Slow Cinema for restraint. Punch-up for comedy. Cultural Anchor when the script has to feel inevitable in Riyadh, not translated from Brooklyn.
- Method 01Default Room
Balanced multi-mind workflow. The neutral starting point.
Use when: every brief gets the same baseline. - Method 02Slow Cinema
Deletes half the draft. Punishes density. Forces breath.
Use when: the script must feel restrained. - Method 03Punch-up
Sharpens every beat. Comedy. Rhythm. Escalation as the only rule.
Use when: the spot must escalate or die. - Method 04Cultural Anchor
Roots the work in regional reality. The moment, not the message.
Use when: the script must feel locally inevitable. - Method 05Brief Interrogation
Pauses to ask before it writes. Surfaces every assumption.
Use when: the brief has gaps you don't see yet. - Method 06Reference Mimicry
Write in the voice of any director, any campaign, any ad you point at.
Use when: the client wants the feel of a known piece.
The room asks back.
No invented brand voices. No hallucinated audiences. No on-brand bullshit. If the brief is incomplete, the room stops mid-generation and asks you to fill the gaps. Then it resumes. The draft is rooted in what you actually meant, not what the AI guessed.
- 01You brief
Paste a brief. Drop a voice note. Send a WhatsApp export. Anything.
- 02The room reads
Six minds attack the brief. Spot what's missing. Surface every assumption.
- 03The room asks
If something is unclear, generation pauses. The room asks you. Right there.
- 04You answer
Type the answer. Submit. The room resumes from where it stopped.
- 05Draft lands
The brief is now whole. The script is rooted in what you actually meant.
Brief by voice.
Brief by WhatsApp.
Brief by anything.
Briefs don't arrive in Word documents. They arrive as voice notes at 3am, WhatsApp threads from clients, videos the production manager sent. Drop any of it in. Persona, audience, tone, references all flow into the system prompt automatically.
- Voice notes
Whisper transcripts. Auto-cleaned. Brand-tuned.
- WhatsApp
Chat exports. Parsed and structured.
- Video
Transcript plus visual context.
- PDF
Briefs, decks, references.
- URLs
Web pages, articles, references.
- Mood boards
Images, references, visual cues.
- Text briefs
Paste, upload, or write inline.
- Decks
PowerPoint and Keynote support.
Drafts that don't need fixing.
Every draft is held to four levels of craft. Fail any one, the room rewrites before you see it. Final versions lock as artifacts. Versioned, exportable, recoverable. What lands in your inbox is what you would have written at your best.
- 01Execution
Does the writing work line by line. Rhythm, clarity, voice.
- 02Strategy
Does it solve the brief. Hits the audience. Lands the brand.
- 03Meaning
Does it carry weight. Is there something underneath the line.
- 04Impact
Will it land. Will it be shared. Will it be remembered.
Locked, versioned, exportable.
Every generation lands as a versioned artifact. Compare versions side by side. Lock the final. Export to Word with proper screenplay formatting. PDF when you need it. The room never overwrites your locked work.