Automation you can audit.
Everyone says "AI-powered". Here is exactly what ours does, what it scores, and what it refuses to let through — with three working demos on this page. Nothing here is a video of a product.
Explainable matching
These are managed specialists from the live service catalogue, scored right now against a sample brief (short-form reel, express lane, ₹3,000 budget). Move the priorities and watch the ranking change — this is the same maths the platform runs when it assigns your gig.
The quality gate
A delivery cannot reach your inbox until it passes six automated checks derived from your brief. If one fails, it bounces straight back to the freelancer with the exact fix — you never see the bad cut, and you never have to write "the captions are missing" again.
- • A reviewer watching every file by hand (slow, inconsistent)
- • You discovering a 4:5 export when you needed 9:16
- • Revision rounds spent on spec, not on creative
Caption coverage came back at 82%. The freelancer got the failing timestamps and a 40-minute window to re-upload before the SLA clock is affected. You were never interrupted.
Revision translator
Type feedback the way you actually say it. We turn it into instructions an editor can execute without a call — the single biggest reason second rounds go wrong.
What the engine is — and is not.
No. Humans make the work. The engine writes the brief, ranks the humans, checks the output against the spec and translates your feedback. AI video gigs are a category you can order — not something we secretly substitute.
No. Briefs stay attached to your workspace and are shared only with the freelancer assigned to the gig.
Always. The score is a recommendation — you can pick any available freelancer from the service catalogue, or re-run matching with different priorities.
You can accept a bounced delivery manually, and freelancers can dispute a failed check. Every override is logged on the order.
Run the engine on something you actually need this week.
The brief builder is free, needs no account, and ends with three scored freelancers who can start today.