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Use case · Independent agent or solo broker · 5–60 listings a year

A one-person agency with a studio behind it

An independent agent who shoots on a phone, lists on a portal and needs a film the same afternoon, without a videographer or an editor.

A solo agent does not have a marketing department, and does not want one: the listing is shot on a phone during the viewing, the portal wants it live tonight, and the social post has to carry the same property. The work is not creative direction, it is not falling behind — so the path has to be listing in, film out, with nothing to configure.

What you can do today

  • Create a listing by URL import or by hand, with photographs uploaded and EXIF stripped
  • Start a film from the listing: ordered photographs, directed scenes and a queued Fidelity render
  • Watch the render's real progress, then download the film or send an expiring review link

A second person is not required, but a second ratio is a second render: 16:9 for the portal and 9:16 for Reels are two projects with two credit costs, not one export cropped twice.

How it is meant to work

01

From the URL to the cut

Paste the listing link and the property arrives with its facts and photographs; the scene plan is directed from those photographs rather than from a timeline you have to build. You approve a preview, not a storyboard.

02

One brand kit, remembered

Your colours, type stack, closing card and contact block are stored once per workspace and inherited by every new project, so the tenth film looks like the first without reopening a template.

03

Nothing to install, nothing to maintain

Rendering, the credit ledger and the file storage stay on our side. You need a browser; the film downloads or is shared through an expiring review link, and every credit movement is visible before you spend it.

Questions

Do I need to know how to edit video?

No. You choose the photographs and the order; the scene plan is directed from them and the cut is assembled by the renderer. The quick edits are trim, reorder, drop, move and captions — there is no timeline to learn.

What does a film cost me?

A film reserves credits from your workspace balance when the render starts, commits them when it succeeds and releases them if it fails or is cancelled. The price of a credit is not on sale yet, so the app states the reservation and never a currency figure.

Start with what exists

The workspace, the roles, the credit ledger and the invitation flow are live. Create the account now and be first in line when this milestone opens — no card is collected.