
Edit with Opus
Opus cuts the next version from the open notes. Fin checks it, then your team.
Fin is software for video agencies. It keeps the idea, the script, the first cut, the client's note, the next version, the numbers. Editors keep Premiere, Resolve and After Effects.

The note
She opens a link on her phone, no account, watches the version, and leaves her note at the second she means. She approves or asks for changes from the same link. The team's notes pin to the frame.


The record
Each new version says what it changed and what it did not. At month end, every round is in the client's report: the note as written, what changed, what was not, hours to the next version.

Ideas
Each morning, for every client, Fin reads YouTube, their channel, their competitors, Google Trends and the news, and turns what moved into idea cards. An idea with no evidence is dropped before anyone sees it.


Opus cuts the next version from the open notes. Fin checks it, then your team.

Each client's formats, look, references and house rules. Every cut follows them.

Each person's output against their role's goal, over the days they actually worked.

The month's days per person, read from the HR export, with fixes and sign-offs.
Editors
Any version opens in Premiere, Resolve or After Effects with text, framing and sound levels editable, and the notes as markers. An editor can cut in their own Claude Code and hand the cut back.

Your own OpenAI, Anthropic and ElevenLabs accounts, billed to you, each with an off switch and a cap.
Nobody outside your agency can see your clients, scripts, footage, keys or team. The database itself enforces it.
Fin reads footage where it sits: studio computer, NAS or SSD. The cloud never holds a whole raw file.
Fin has no sign-up form. Aadi sets up each agency by hand: write with what your agency makes and for whom.