01 / STRUCTURE
Shape the timeline
Turn a script, a JSON brief and rights-described local assets into a deterministic timeline.
A production engine for considered stories
Make the story.
Keep the thread.
NarrativeCut helps solo creators and small teams turn scripts and rights-described local assets into structured documentary and explainer productions.
Start a conversation ↗SCRIPT → TIMELINE → FINISHED CUT
THE CUT
01 / SCRIPT
02 / ASSETS
03 / TIMELINE
04 / QUALITY
Story, assembled with careNC—001
From research to a reviewable cut.
One connected production workflow
02 / SUBTITLES
Keep words in sync
Generate subtitles as part of the same production flow.
03 / RIGHTS CONTEXT
Track asset provenance
Carry rights descriptions for local assets into a clear license report.
04 / QUALITY
Check before delivery
Optional local FFmpeg rendering and automated QC require FFmpeg, narration and decodable media.
Built for small teams
More attention on the story. Less friction between the steps.
NarrativeCut is designed for independent creators and small production teams working on long-form documentary and explainer content. It connects script, local media, timeline, subtitles, rights notes and optional rendering in one structured workflow.
About / Current status
Bootstrapped. Open source. Early-stage.
NarrativeCut is a bootstrapped early-stage project founded in 2026 by solo founder İlker Cem Tanrıverdi.
Project founding date: September 2026. Not yet incorporated. Current status: early-stage development.
Open-source core available on GitHub ↗ · Public releases ↗
The current core produces a deterministic timeline, subtitles and an asset-license report from scripts and rights-described local assets, with optional FFmpeg render and automated QC. Rights metadata records supplied descriptions; it does not verify legal ownership. A Claude-powered editorial reasoning layer is planned; Claude integration is not currently implemented.