One room per episode, from brief to every social short.
Give each episode its own room. Every session in the room builds context. Brief it with a doc or PDF, track statuses, review cut at studio quality, generate the cover art, then map every social short (9:16, 1:1, 16:9) with its own cover, all in the same place. Hosts, producers, and editors work together, and the AI producer sees all of it.
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How Bravamente, big-wave surfer Carlos Burle's podcast, gets built: one room per episode, brief to every social short.
Before Pactto, one episode was equal to a dozen files nobody can track.
The master cut lives in a Zoom recording. The shorts get exported to a Drive folder, vertical for Reels, square for the feed, wide for YouTube, each needing its own cover and each named final_v3_REAL. Feedback is split across a WhatsApp group, three Slack threads, and a spreadsheet nobody keeps current. By the time it ships, no one knows which format was approved or what is left.
Brief it, then hear it the way listeners will.
Drop the episode brief, a doc or a PDF, on the canvas next to the cut, and play it at real audio and video quality. The AI reads the brief, so it knows the episode's angle, guests, and talking points before the first note is given.
Everything tracked in a Pactto Table.
Everyone sees what's done and what's left at a glance, and the AI producer reads the table too, so nothing falls through the cracks between recording and publishing.
Notes on the exact second, and cover art on the spot.
"Tighten the cold open." "Boost the music bed here." The AI captures each note on the exact timestamp. Need artwork? Ask, and it generates cover-image options for the episode and each short, so you pick one and iterate without leaving for another tool.
Map the whole episode and every social short in one place.
The master cut and each social short (9:16, 1:1, 16:9) sit side by side with their covers on the canvas. A Pactto table maps every deliverable with its format, cover, and status (Editing, Approved, Scheduled, Published), so the team and the AI see exactly what shipped and what is left. One room per episode, and nothing scatters. It's how Bravamente gets built, episode by episode.
Every room has memory, and its context grows with every interaction.
Nothing in a Pactto room is throwaway. The AI agent captures every interaction: every conversation, note, decision, and asset. The room's context compounds over time, so you can come back tomorrow or next month and pick up where you left off. Revisit a past decision, pull a data point, or catch up on what happened while you were away. The more you use the room, the more the agent knows.
From that living context, the agent can generate:
Up and running in three steps
Sign in
Google Sign-In or email. No credit card. You're in a room in seconds.
Bring your work and invite
Drag files in or pull from Frame.io or Google Drive. Share the link, and guests join free with no account.
Meet live and decide
Present at full quality, the AI captures every note, and you leave with it decided. The room keeps everything.
One room per episode
Each episode gets its own room holding the master cut, the brief, the notes, and every social short with its cover. Nothing scatters across folders.
Every social short mapped, in every format
Vertical, square, and wide cuts sit side by side on the canvas, each with its own cover. The whole social package in one view.
Generate cover art in the room
Describe the vibe and the AI produces cover-image options for the episode and every short, right on the canvas.
Track every deliverable's status
A Pactto table maps the episode and each short by format and status (editing, approved, scheduled, published), visible to the team and the AI.
Brief with docs and PDFs the AI reads
Episode briefs, scripts, and run-of-show live on the canvas as docs or PDFs. Full context for the agent, not buried in email.
Notes tied to the timestamp
The AI captures feedback on the exact second of the cut, in context, so no one scrubs back to guess.
Show notes write themselves
The AI drafts show notes and updates the brief from the conversation.
Remote guests join free
One link, no account, ideal for interview guests dropping in for a session.
What's possible now that wasn't before.
| What you need | WhatsApp + Zoom + Drive + Slack + spreadsheet | Pactto |
|---|---|---|
| Hear the cut at real quality | Compressed screen-share | Studio-quality playback |
| Notes tied to a timestamp | Scattered across threads | Captured on the exact second |
| Create cover art | Separate tool and a design round | Generated in the room, for episode and shorts |
| Manage social shorts in every format | final_v3_vertical in a folder | Mapped on the canvas, each with its cover |
| Track episode and shorts to published | A spreadsheet nobody updates | A live status table in the room |
| Everything for the episode in one place | Folders, links, and DMs | One room per episode |
| Guests join without friction | Accounts and installs | Free, one link |
Bring your work in from anywhere
Drag assets from your computer, pull directly from Adobe Frame.io (Adobe partnership), or connect Google Drive. Sign in with Google. Once assets are on the canvas, the AI has full context: it hears the conversation and sees the work.
One room per episode. Each episode's room holds the master cut, the brief, the notes, and every social short with its cover, so the whole package lives together.
Yes. Map the vertical (9:16), square (1:1), and wide (16:9) cuts side by side on the canvas, each with its own cover, and track their status in a table.
Yes. Describe what you want and the AI generates cover-image options for the episode and each short, right on the canvas. Iterate, then approve in the same session.
Yes. Drop briefing docs or PDFs on the canvas and the AI reads them, so it has full context on the episode's angle, guests, and talking points.
Both, with full-quality playback for either.
No. Unlimited guests join free with one link, and no signup is required to view or give feedback.
It listens to the conversation and captures feedback as structured notes, updates docs, generates images, and edits images live. Video editing is coming next.
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There's a free tier with no credit card and no time limit. Paid plans start at $25/user/month, and guests are always free.
Start free. Give your next episode its own room.
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