Capture ideas in Telegram while you’re working. Then open the macOS app to see the timeline, bring threads together, revise a generated episode, and decide what the story should become next.
Telegram captures the work. The macOS app becomes the editing room when it’s time to shape it.
Five steps from raw capture to finished episode — with the heavy lifting already connected.
Text, voice notes, photos, videos. Whatever you record in the moment — send it to the bot.
Transcribes, tags, extracts context. No progress bar. No waiting.
Open the timeline, see what has already appeared, and decide which threads deserve the next episode.
Start from a structured episode draft, then reorder scenes, swap assets, or prompt for changes.
Post directly, download platform-ready cuts, or hand the full project to Final Cut or another editor.
The bot keeps narrative context alive while you work. The Mac app gives that context a media-first place to become an episode.
Disconnected tools. Disconnected context. You spend more time organizing than creating.
9 captures — 3 voice notes, 4 photos, 2 text ideas
Thread detected: “warehouse renovation” — 3 captures connect to your ongoing project
Suggested: Voice note from Tuesday references the same location. Link?
Telegram gathers the story. The desktop app gives you the editorial view.
No new capture ritual, no friction. Text, voice notes, photos, videos — whatever you record in the moment, send it to the bot. Telegram stays the fastest way to keep the story alive.
The macOS app turns every capture into a living editorial timeline. Track arcs across episodes, see which moments have already been used, and spot the threads beginning to converge before you decide what comes next.
Showrunner proposes a structured draft with scenes, source media, transcripts, and the reason each beat belongs. Reorder scenes, swap footage, trim lightly, or ask for changes in plain language.
Publish directly to your own accounts, download platform-ready formats, share publicly through Showrunner, export to Final Cut, package all raw assets, or generate a prompt for external video editing tools.
Telegram keeps collecting the raw material; the desktop app keeps the wider story visible. What appeared before, what was left out, and what deserves a return are all part of the same editorial view.
Local-first architecture. End-to-end encrypted. Nothing leaves your device without your permission. The Showrunner Journal is an assistant, not a platform — it works for you, and only you.
I recorded three weeks of renovation footage and hadn’t looked at it once. Showrunner surfaced the narrative thread I didn’t know was there — the contrast between the original brickwork and the modern extension — and handed me a draft script with every clip already linked. I went from dreading the edit to publishing in two days.
You just need someone keeping track. Join the waitlist — we’re opening access to the first cohort of creators this summer.