You hold creative authority.
The director, the producer, the person answerable for the finished work. The judgement remains yours.
A studio for creative production
Creators own
the loops.
You define, start, step into and stop the loops of delegation, revision and approval. Your crew of Senior agents works inside them, and the whole history stays with you.
Six studiosHuman and Senior crewEvery version has an authorEU AI Act Article 50 provenance, ready
Your working crew
A crew, not a chatbot.
Senior agents with a craft, an identity and blind spots of their own. Address one by name; it answers first, then goes to work.
01 / 07Chat / Addressing a Senior, and the turn it was given
Awaiting captureA department head holds intent.
Your Senior speaks the language of the profession, proposes, and keeps its department aligned. It does not turn the knobs.
Execution stays accountable.
You need not watch every knob turn, but every knob turn is recorded against the version it produced.
Knowledge Manager
Keeps sources, knowledge and project context connected.
Task Manager
Keeps track of what enters the project and what still needs attention.
Writer
Develops the story through language, structure and revision.
Director of Photography
Shapes the visual language of the production.
First Assistant Director (1st AD)
Connects creative decisions to the practical needs of a shoot.
Creative Director
Holds the creative direction across the project.
Art Director
Develops the visual world and its design decisions.
Graphic Designer
Works through graphic form, hierarchy and communication.
Video Editor
Shapes the cut, rhythm and continuity.
Sound Designer
Develops the sonic world of the work.
Music Advisor
Helps examine musical direction and its consequences.
Researcher
Explores questions and brings findings into context.
Analyst
Examines evidence, relationships and implications.
Strategist
Connects choices to the larger direction of the project.
Delegation, revision, approval
Loops you can see.
Assign, candidate, revision and approval are objects, not chat history. Decide in place, and the agent continues from the version you edited.
02 / 07Working Bundle / A candidate waiting for your decision
Awaiting captureFrom script to production
The script is the source of truth.
Hollywood pages and two column audio and visual scripts feed one breakdown. Tag on the page; watch the entity graph follow the story.
03 / 07
Sources that stay yours
Everything you bring stays searchable.
A screenplay of 119 pages, a video of 180 minutes, a recorded interview: original, subtitles, transcript and summary, quotable with their source.
04 / 07Audio Studio / Whole track transcript and subtitles
Awaiting captureVideo Studio / A cut with its localized subtitle track
Awaiting captureBrainStorm Studio
Awaiting captureBrainStorm Studio
Take visual direction from a brief to a board of images, with your Senior beside the material.
Audio Studio
Awaiting captureAudio Studio
Work from the track to a whole track transcript and subtitle cues in the same room.
Video Studio
Awaiting captureVideo Studio
Carry a cut through playback, subtitles and localization without leaving its production context.
Every version has an author
Provenance is the product.
Each version carries its Human or Senior author, each operation leaves a trace, and the record is ready for EU AI Act Article 50.
05 / 07Contents / Author, version and time on every row
Awaiting captureThe choice stays yours
Your models, your rules.
Pick the engine by the nature of the work rather than by a vendor. What a project spends stays in plain sight, and nothing is locked.
06 / 07Provider Control / Engines chosen per kind of work
Awaiting captureWhere the work lives
Private first, then the room.
A Private Space for notes, drafts and experiments. A Co-Working Space per project, which is also the real context boundary for your crew.
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Two promises
For those who know their craft.
NoteG+ does not replace your judgement. It makes that judgement enforceable across the entire project.
For those finding their way.
NoteG+ does not decide for you. It helps you understand the options, see the consequences, and gradually form your own way of working.
A note about the name
The human writes the loop.
In 1843, Ada Lovelace added Note G to her translation of Menabrea’s account of the Analytical Engine. It contained an algorithm for Bernoulli numbers, widely regarded as the first published computer program. NoteG+ takes its name from that note: a place where humans continue to write the loops, and machines work inside them.
Read our manifestoProvenance and trust
No observability, no ownership.
Every operation leaves a trace. Every version keeps its history and its Human or Senior author. Agent identity, asset provenance, transformation history and publication context are the foundation for transparency policies, including those shaped by EU AI Act Article 50.
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