for editors and studios with recurring clients
Their docs, releases, posts and past work become an angle and a draft that cites the material behind every line — before the timeline opens.
Before: Six retainer clients, six folders, and the same discovery call every month to work out what the video was even about.
After: A package per client per week: the proposed angle, the draft, and the material each line came from.
“The prep was the part I was never paid for. Now I start the week already knowing what each client’s video is.”
Rowan Placeholder — Editor and founder, Sample Foundry
Illustrative feedback from the product as designed — not yet real customer quotes.
Whatever they actually give you — docs, release notes, past posts, a repo if they have one — becomes one specific story worth telling, with the evidence attached. Not a discovery call to schedule.
Approvals, change requests and rejected angles are kept against the piece — so what the client agreed to is a thing you can open, not a message you have to find.
The draft is written from that client’s own material and cites it line by line, so what you send back is checkable against their work rather than your memory of it.
Every rewrite and every rejected angle is kept against the piece, and the corrections you keep repeating stop appearing in the next draft.
Every plan includes the complete ReadyToEdit workflow — the same memory, the same evidence, the same review. Plans differ by how many credits you get each month, how many projects you can run, and how many people can review.