# AISAM

> AISAM turns one line into a finished faceless video: it writes and reviews the script, shows a free storyboard in seconds, and renders the video only when you approve. Every number on screen is calculated or cited.

AISAM is a web studio and API for faceless videos: Shorts, explainers, sound-led
"how it works" demos, quiet slow-motion videos, rankings, deep dives (up to 60 minutes) and
product launch films. Any topic: money, science, health, history, habits, business, tech.
Languages: English, Hindi, Khmer.

## How it works
1. Describe a video in one line (or pick a template).
2. A writer model drafts the script; a second model reviews it; numbers come from built-in
   calculators or cited, checked sources.
3. You get a free storyboard in seconds and edit any scene.
4. You approve; only then does it render (up to 4K, 24/30/60 fps) with voice, captions,
   music and sound design. Optional: publish to YouTube, approvals in Telegram.

## Formats
- Brand film (story-led, 45 s-5 min): A cinematic brand story: a character, a tension, a turn and an earned ending. Fewer words, longer shots, slow camera, music carries the emotion; the brand lands at the end.
- Calm (meditation, breathing, sleep): A guided calm session: a soft, slow voice with long pauses, one simple visual at a time (a breathing circle, a slow orbit, drifting particles, water filling and settling), cool or warm low-contrast colours and no hard cuts. Settle in (posture, attention), guide breaths in a steady count (in 4, hold, out 6), a body scan or visualisation, then a gentle return. Short phrases; the picture carries the rhythm. Nothing urgent, no hooks that shout.
- Cartoon (animated story): A short animated story told by two or three illustrated characters who talk to each other on simple sets. Each line is in a speech bubble over the character saying it, voiced to match them. Works wide, vertical or square (chosen before rendering).
- Deep dive (10-60 min): Long-form, chaptered: hook, then chapters that each open with a title card, build one idea with visualized math and end on a recap. A pattern interrupt at least every minute.
- How it works (no voice): Shows how something works, step by step, without a narrator: the math builds on screen from the calculator's own numbers, and every step has its own sound (ticks while a number counts, a rising tone as a chart grows, a pop on each reveal). Text on screen does the explaining.
- Entertainment (fun facts, story time): Made to be enjoyed and shared: surprising facts, a mini story with a twist, or a "guess before the reveal" game. Open on curiosity in under two seconds, escalate (each beat stranger or funnier than the last), let the viewer guess (a quiz moment), land a twist or punchline, and loop the last line back to the first so it rewatches. Playful timing, sound hits, stickers and kinetic words; never mean, never made-up facts (numbers only from facts).
- Explainer (long-form): Hook -> problem -> 2-4 body beats -> close. Visualized math. The default for long-form YouTube.
- Film: A short film from one sentence, in any genre. Characters act on sets the AI paints for this story, in cinema framing, with subtitles and no channel branding.
- Launch & demo: A product launch or demo film: a hook, the product doing its job (real screen recordings of the site, or a finished video playing with its own sound), a title drop, one feature per shot, proof, and a call to action. Music-led with real UI sound; cuts land on the beat.
- Quiet (slow motion, no voice): Calm, voiceless video in the "quiet vlog" style: slow-motion B-roll from your clip library (played at half speed), gentle camera drift, real ambient sound from the clips and short on-screen title lines on the picture itself (not karaoke captions). Prefer diagrams, curves, steps and B-roll over walls of text. Numbers still come from the calculator as calm cards.
- Ranking (shuffled reveal): List video with 5-7 items revealed in a non-sequential order so viewers stay for #1.
- Short (vertical): 9:16, at most 60 seconds. Hook in the first 2 seconds, 2-3 punchy body beats, fast close. Big chunked captions in the centre (the Shorts UI covers the bottom).
- Commercial spot (6-60 s): An advertising spot of an exact length (6, 15, 20, 30, 45 or 60 seconds): a hook in the first two seconds, one single-minded message, the product as the hero, and an end card with the brand and the call to action. Music-led, cuts on the beat, sound design on.
- Training & e-learning (2-20 min): A lesson: what you'll be able to do, one skill per scene shown then explained, a worked example, a knowledge check, and a recap. Steady pace, clear on-screen steps, captions on.
- Versus (X vs Y): A head-to-head comparison: two options, a fair test on three to five rounds (cost, speed, effort, risk, fit), a running score and a clear verdict for who should pick which. Open on the tension ("everyone argues X or Y — here's the test"), show each round as a side-by-side (compare, bars, split) with one winner per round, keep a scoreboard idea alive, and end on "pick X if…, pick Y if…" rather than a fake universal winner. Numbers only from facts.

## Pricing (USD; purchasing-power pricing in some regions)
1 credit = 1 finished minute of 1080p video. Planning, reviews and storyboards are free
within a monthly allowance (15 on Spark, 150 on Creator, 500 on Pro).
- Spark: free, 2 video minutes a month, up to 720p
- Creator: $19/month, 60 video minutes a month, up to 1080p
- Pro: $49/month, 200 video minutes a month, up to 1080p
- Studio: $149/month, 800 video minutes a month, up to 4k
- Enterprise / API: custom, up to 4k
- Week Pass: $9, Seven days of Creator: 1080p, no watermark, 15 credits. No subscription.
- Credit packs (never expire, any plan): 20 credits $12, 100 credits $45, 500 credits $175

## For AI agents
- REST API (OpenAPI): https://atey.ai/openapi.json; stable paths under https://app.atey.ai/v1/
- Safe retries: send `Idempotency-Key` on POST /v1/videos
- Webhooks (HMAC-signed): video.ready_for_review, video.rendered, video.published, video.failed
- MCP server: run `aisam mcp` (tools: aisam_create_video, aisam_video_status,
  aisam_request_changes, aisam_get_package, aisam_ideas, aisam_library, aisam_channels)
- Python SDK: `pip install aisam-sdk`, then `from aisam_sdk import Aisam` (Apache-2.0)
- TypeScript SDK: `@aisam/sdk` (Apache-2.0, zero dependencies)
- Developer guide: docs/SDK.md
- A human approves every storyboard before anything renders or publishes.

## Links
- Product: https://atey.ai/
- Templates (one page each, with a real storyboard frame): https://atey.ai/templates
- For educators: https://atey.ai/for/educators
- Launch films from your website: https://atey.ai/for/launch-films
- What's-new / feature launch cuts: https://atey.ai/for/feature-launches
- Start free: https://app.atey.ai/studio/signup