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1. Getting scripts
Scripts come in batches of six. Tap Write my six scripts on the Scripts tab, on Home, or at the end of a conversation. While it runs the button reads Writing in your voice….
Once you have some, the same button reads Write another six. Writing more never deletes what you have.
If a card reads Blocked / Missing input, the machine has not heard you yet. Do the conversation first — the button stays disabled until it has.
2. Reading a script card
Each card shows the script number, how many lines it has, roughly how many seconds it runs, and how many b-roll shots it asks for. Under the title is the angle — the argument the script is making.
Tap Read it to open the full script: every line, any direction under a line, the closing call to action, and the B-roll: shot list.
3. The four-word ladder
Every card carries the same four words, lit as far as that script has got:
| Word | Means |
|---|---|
| Approved | You said you would film this one. |
| Filmed | There is footage for it. |
| Assembled | The machine cut it into a finished ad. |
| Published | It is a campaign in your Meta ad account. |
If a publish attempt failed, the card says so and tells you to open Ads to retry.
4. Approving one
Approve is a note to yourself and to the machine: this is one you will film. It does not spend anything and it does not lock the script — Unapprove reverses it with no confirmation.
Then Film takes you into the camera for the a-roll, and B-roll takes you into the shot list. See Filming.
Once footage exists, Assemble appears. It cuts the ad and drops you on the Ads tab with the toast Cut together — it is in Ads, under Your ads. On a script that already has an ad the button reads Re-cut.
5. Rewording it in your words
If a line does not sound like you, do not film around it — reword it.
- Tap Reword. A panel opens under the card. Tapping Reword again closes it.
- Either type what you would say differently, or tap Talk it through and say it out loud. Everything you say on that call is written into the notes box as you go, so you can see it.
- If you talked it through, tap End the call when done.
- Tap Apply changes. It rewrites the script and the teleprompter follows. The toast reads Script rewritten — read it back.
A reword call does not change your profile — it only edits this one script. And Apply changes with an empty notes box does nothing but show Tell it what to change first — talk it through or type it.
If voice is unavailable you will see Voice not available — type it. or Mic blocked — type your changes below instead. Typing works exactly as well.
6. Folders, filters and sorting
Each batch of six becomes a folder. The folder line tells you the shape of it, for example 6 scripts · 4 not filmed · 1 published.
- Rename a folder — tap Rename or the folder title itself. Enter saves, Esc cancels, and clicking away also saves. Maximum 80 characters.
- Filter — All, Not filmed, Approved, Filmed, Assembled, Published. A chip with a count of zero cannot be tapped.
- Sort — By theme (grouped into folders, the default) or Newest.
Your filter and sort stay put while you work, but reset when you reload the page.
7. Archiving
Archive takes a script off the list. There is no confirmation, and this screen has no way to bring it back — so archive only what you are sure you will never film. If you archive something by mistake, email us and we can restore it.