Studio
Compose camera, screen, and microphone sources, monitor the recording, and keep a local recovery trail for interrupted sessions.
A public tour of the Vora workspace
See Vora from recording to release.
Follow the product from capture to publication without signing in. This tour explains what each workspace does, what the AI contributes, and where human review remains required.
- No account required for this tour
- Real workflow and product boundaries
- Email-and-password signup is open
What the workflow changes
One connected workspace
Vora keeps capture, source evidence, editorial revisions, and publication status connected so the final release can be traced back to the recording and the decisions behind it.
Library
Track uploads, recordings, transcripts, speakers, processing evidence, and the analysis state of every source.
Clips and calendar
Refine suggested stories, create format variants, approve publications, and see the release lifecycle on a shared schedule.
A connected process
From capture to release
- 1
Capture or upload
Start with a new browser recording or bring an existing source video into the same ingestion pipeline.
- 2
Analyse and edit
Review transcript, speaker, topic, and visual evidence; then change the clip boundaries, captions, and format.
- 3
Approve and schedule
Confirm the final render, copy, connected destination, and time before a publication can move forward.
01 / Studio
Record in one place.
The studio is designed for long-form capture without forcing you to decide every short-form output in advance. Choose sources, arrange the composition, monitor audio and video state, and begin a recoverable recording session.
Existing footage enters through upload and joins the same private source workflow, so recording inside Vora is optional rather than a requirement.
02 / Library
Keep context together.
The library shows what has been recorded or uploaded, what processing has completed, and where attention is needed. A source detail view brings transcript segments, speakers, analysis, and retryable job states into one operational record.
That evidence becomes the basis for clip discovery while the original media remains untouched.
03 / Clips
Edit with intent.
The clip workspace connects the source range to its selection reason, captions, layout, aspect ratio, revision history, and rendered outputs. Suggestions accelerate review; they do not lock the edit.
You can restore earlier revisions and create channel-specific versions without losing the source relationship.
04 / Calendar
See every release state.
The calendar is the release view: planned destinations and times sit alongside lifecycle states such as scheduled, publishing, published, failed, and cancelled.
Before a plan moves forward, an authorised person reviews the final media and its publishing details together.
Questions about product tour
Clear answers.
Is this a live interactive product demo?
This is a public, indexable product tour explaining the real Vora workflow. Create an account to use the private authenticated workspace.
Can I access the Vora workspace without an invitation?
Yes. Vora is open for email-and-password signup and does not require an invitation.
Does the tour describe planned or existing behaviour?
It describes the workflow represented in the current Vora codebase: recording or upload, source analysis, clip revisions, rendering, approvals, and publication lifecycle management.