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Make room for your next story.

Scripts, characters, storyboards and AI assistants in one creative workspace.

Producer OS workspace with production stages, visual development and Miko and Beep pilot materials
Actual studio interface. Video generation and voice production are handled separately for now.

A clear path from idea to release.

01

Story

Scripts and character rules. Build your world and set the tone.

02

Scenes

Storyboards and materials. Turn your story into a visual plan.

03

Review

Versions, comments and decisions. Keep the context behind every change.

04

Release

Stage checks and project export. Prepare your materials for the next step.

AI drafts. You decide.

Explore ideas with assistants that use your project context. Each response stays separate until you choose to save it as a new version.

Assistants work with text and a list of assets. They do not launch generation, approve stages or publish on their own.

WriterEXAMPLE DRAFT

Miko lifts the leaf. One edge drops. He tries again, then looks at Beep and quietly asks: “Will you help me?”

Illustrative script excerpt
EditorSCENE NOTES
  • Show the failed attempt through a clear action.
  • Give the character a pause before asking.
  • Let Miko make the decision to ask for help.
Suggestions stay subject to your review.

Before you begin

Atruma is being developed around a real animation studio project.

Can Atruma generate a finished cartoon?

Not yet. The current workspace brings together documents, assets, text-based AI assistants and manual approvals. Video generation, voice production and publishing are handled separately.

Can I sign up and choose a plan?

Registration is open. Early access includes one project and 100 MB of files in your own workspace. AI requests, paid plans and payments are not enabled yet. Email verification and password recovery will follow once mail delivery is configured.

Can I work in different languages?

This website is available in English and Russian. The current studio supports keeping RU/EN text and assets together; it does not provide automatic dubbing. The workspace interface is currently in Russian.

Who makes the creative decisions?

The studio owner. Assistants produce drafts; saving a new version and approving a stage are separate, manual actions.