Creators and influencers
Collaboration requests, comments, raw footage, invoices: creators get a lot of incoming work. A Node.Bot goes through it, sorts it and tells you briefly what matters. Your drafts and ideas stay on your own device.
Examples
Each example says what runs today and what comes next.
Collaborations, fan mail, invoices and ads kept apart, the important ones on top.
Example: “Three new collaboration requests, one of them with a deadline on Friday.”
Images, texts, documents and videos that reach you, sorted into folders, with a two-sentence assessment.
Example: “Twelve new photos from the shoot, four of them sharp and well lit, two duplicates.”
New comments, mentions and developments on your channels in a short overview, wherever you are.
Example: “Under yesterday's video, many people ask about the microphone. Shall I suggest a reply?”
Notes on length, opening, subtitles and editing before the video goes online.
Example: “The first eight seconds have no sound. Subtitles are missing from minute three.”
Background, figures and sources for your next topic, summarised with links.
Example: “Summarise what is new about balcony solar panels, with sources.”
Ideas, shoot dates and tasks as a project that the bot keeps track of with you.
Example: “What is still on this week?” The bot lists open tasks and reminds you of deadlines.
For creators, much of this is still an idea. We are looking for creators who will build the first routines with us.
Setup
Enough for a creator with a team.
For mailboxes and requests.
Ready to talk to at your editing desk, coming soon.
Join the waitlist. We will get in touch personally and talk about which tasks your Node should get first.