Generated videos
Explainer shorts
Pick a lesson and get a finished short — chart, annotations, camera, narration and captions — that you can then edit freely.
Pick a lesson and get a finished short: chart, annotations, camera track, narration and captions, all written for you. Then edit it like anything else.
From the dashboard, click Generate Short and pick the Explainer tab.
What you get
A real project, not a template with a special mode. The generator writes ordinary data:
- Candles from a chart built to match the lesson — if the script says "price tested this level three times", the chart has three touches, then the breakout and the retest.
- Ordinary zones, levels and text elements.
- A real camera track.
- A narration script and matching subtitles.
- An overlay with the title and the risk disclaimer.
After generation there is no "explainer mode" in the editor. Select the level, drag the zone, delete a shot, re-record the voice — it is a project.
Regenerating
Every option regenerates live as you change it, so the preview always matches the settings. Generate or Reroll mints a fresh seed, which is what changes the chart itself rather than re-applying your pending edits.
Everything is seeded end to end, so the same seed always produces the same short.
The scripts
Lessons are data, not code. Each beat carries one text that is both spoken and shown, so the caption and the voice can never say different things.
The scripts are written in German and bound to a specific voice profile. The editor interface is English; the generated narration is not, because that content is aimed at a German-speaking audience.
Compliance is enforced, not suggested
The generator refuses to produce non-compliant content
Every script is checked before it can become a project, and a failing script throws rather than generating a video someone then has to notice is wrong. The rule the check enforces: describe what the market did, never what the viewer should do. No buy or sell recommendation, no return promises, no presenting one result as typical.
This runs in the build as well, so a script that would fail cannot ship.
The risk disclaimer is written onto the project's overlay and, like every project, appears on every exported frame.
Using one as a starting point
Generating a short you then rewrite is often faster than starting empty, because the chart already fits the shape of the argument. Regenerate until the price action roughly matches your point, then replace the script and the annotations with your own.