One home screen per series: what's next, what's already made, and one click into either. Here's what everything on it actually means.
Aug 28, 2026 · 4 min read · Guide

Opening a series always lands on its home screen
You get a dashboard first: your next episode's day range, a one-line tease of what's coming, and every episode you've already made as a small preview card — never dropped straight into a specific episode's scenes.
One card, one clear action
The next-episode card either shows you what to generate next, live progress while it's actively being made, or "Needs Attention" if a scene didn't pass and needs a retry — never more than one of those at once.
Clicking a past episode opens its own view
Tap any preview card and you get that specific episode: its finished scenes on one side, and the caption/voiceover step on the other if you haven't narrated it yet. A finished, narrated episode just plays.
The Single Video / Series toggle is always there
It sits above everything else in the left panel, whichever screen you're looking at — so switching back to Single Video is never more than one click away, even mid-series.
A series you're actively building has three different things you might want at any moment: generate the next chunk of story, check on one that's mid-generation, or rewatch/finish narrating one you already made. Splitting those into a dashboard plus a per-episode view means you're never staring at seven scene cards you didn't ask to see, and never more than one click from the episode you actually want — including picking up right where the last cliffhanger left off.
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