Research the story
Explore topics, gather supporting sources, and identify claims that need further verification.
Pavilo is building a SaaS tool that helps creators make content within a single AI-assisted pipeline — from research to publishing, with the creator in control.
Explore the workflowLocal MVP in development. Currently testing on YouTube. Public access is not yet available.
A short video takes more than a prompt. Creators need to find a worthwhile idea, verify the story, shape a script, produce audio, plan visuals, and bring it all together.
Pavilo aims to connect research, scripting, narration, visual planning, video production, quality review, and creator-approved publishing in one SaaS workflow. YouTube is the current testing platform; support for other platforms is a future direction, not a current capability.
A creator-focused SaaS pipeline, being developed and tested through a local MVP on YouTube.
Explore topics, gather supporting sources, and identify claims that need further verification.
Develop hooks, narrative structure, and concise scripts suited to short-form storytelling.
Coordinate AI-generated voice audio and review timing, clarity, and narration quality.
Translate the script into visual beats and asset briefs for a more coherent video.
Develop video assembly workflows for narration, visuals, and subtitles.
Develop factual, quality, and copyright checks alongside creator-approved YouTube publishing. Publishing automation is a development goal, not a claim of a completed integration.
Pavilo is being built by Tanmay Kaldate, a solo founder based in India. The project began as ShortsForge and is currently an MVP running locally; it has not publicly launched.
The first product is intended to become a commercial SaaS tool for creators and small teams. We are currently testing on YouTube. Features, integrations, pricing, and the launch timeline are still being evaluated. AI assists the process; it does not replace source verification or creator judgment.
Pavilo is seeking Anthropic’s technical support to integrate the Claude API into its content pipeline. Planned uses include source-grounded research synthesis, script development, structured visual planning, workflow orchestration, and quality-review assistance. Dedicated media tools would handle narration and visual generation.
As a bootstrapped solo-founder project, API credits would help fund integration experiments, trial runs, and evaluations that are currently constrained by cost. The aim is to test reliability, output quality, and cost per video before commercializing the product.
No Anthropic partnership, program acceptance, or awarded credits are claimed.
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