Finds the best moments
Will watch the whole video and mark the moments worth using, with the exact timestamp.
One video in. A complete campaign out.
You upload one video, such as a 63-minute interview. Lymric is being built to find its best moments, make every clip and post from them, and check brand, facts and rights before anything is published.

Brands record hours of video and publish a fraction of it. Turning one recording into a campaign takes twelve handoffs today: transcription, clipping, editing, copywriting, brand review, legal review, scheduling, reporting. Lymric had to shrink that to three decisions: upload, approve, publish.
The product site and the early-access funnel: sign-ups stored in Cloudflare D1, with an admin view and CSV export. The site explains the engine in four steps. Understand: it watches every second and finds the moments worth using. Create: it makes the whole campaign from one plan. Check: every asset is checked for brand, facts and rights. Publish and learn: results feed the next campaign. The engine itself is in build.
What runs today is the site, the early-access list and its admin. The engine below is designed and specified, and in build: none of it is live yet.
Will watch the whole video and mark the moments worth using, with the exact timestamp.
From one plan: short clips in every format, longer cuts, posts, stills, a newsletter and long-form edits.
Source Truth will tie each claim to the speaker, timestamp and transcript line. Unsupported claims are blocked, never invented.
The Rights Gate will check each planned use, such as a paid ad in the US, and hold it back when the rights are missing.
“Teach it once. It remembers.” A model of the brand's voice, people, products and approved claims, drafted from its website and edited by the team. Forbidden claims block the output.
Every line is labelled: verbatim, faithful paraphrase, interpretation (sent to review) or unsupported (blocked). The provenance trail can be exported for audit.
Up to five campaign directions, scored on brand fit, source strength and market timing. The team picks one and the whole campaign follows it.
Clips at 15, 30 and 60 seconds in vertical, square and wide, 2–5 minute cuts, posts, stills and a newsletter, all from the same plan.
“Never publish what you shouldn't.” Records who appears, what they signed, where and when content may run. Blocked uses cannot publish; overrides need a reason and are logged.
Creative DNA links results to speaker, hook, length and format. Content Director then writes the brief for the next recording.







Know what it will cost and what it will return before you build it.