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Deploy NodeTool on infrastructure you own. The same open-source app that runs on your laptop starts from one `docker-compose.yml`, so a team can run workflows, models, and data behind its own firewall instead of a SaaS vendor's.
Script, storyboard, footage, sound, and the cut — on one canvas, with the editing tools sitting right next to the models. You direct the whole piece instead of generating parts of it.

Go from prompt to screenplay in seconds. Draft dialogue, cast character voices, and audition alternate line readings with automatic word-level sync.
Route your shots through Flux, Seedance, Wan, Whisper, ElevenLabs, Suno, and the rest, on your own keys. Studio adds open weights running on your own hardware. No platform lock-in.
Instead of a single unfixable video file, the agent hands you a fully editable multi-track project. Fine-tune every frame, layer, and audio stem.
Mask, retouch, extend, relight, upscale, layer, and composite. The tools you reach for live on the same canvas as the models.
Real projects you can open, run, and re-cut. Each one runs from the pitch to the finished piece without leaving the canvas, and every one is built from the blocks you get on day one.
Type one logline and get a storyboard back: a card per shot, a still on every card. Approve the ones you like, animate those, and cut the trailer on the timeline.
Describe the film in a sentence and the board comes back readable: a card per shot, a still on every card. Approve the stills, animate them, and cut the teaser on the timeline.
Turn a campaign brief and a single product photo into a cinematic 16:9 product video. Your inputs feed a prompt, an agent directs the shot, and a text-to-video model renders it.

From a title, genre, and audience, the canvas writes a creative strategy and renders a batch of cinematic movie poster concepts, title, tagline, billing block and all.
Run it with the reference `docker-compose.yml` in the repository, or the `packages/deploy` tooling for more control. It's the same open-source app you'd run on the desktop, pointed at your own storage and database.
Yes. Self-hosting NodeTool controls where the app and your data live; you still connect your own provider keys, or run local/open-weight models on the host's own hardware.
You own the data, the uptime, and the deployment. There is no per-seat bill, no vendor deciding what changes next, and the same AGPL-3.0 source runs whether it's on your laptop or your server.
Download the open-source studio for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Open the template and direct it yourself, on your own keys.