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Keep the source attached all the way to showtime.

For commentary, explainer, essay, and live creators: capture what matters while you browse, mark the exact moment, and build a cited Creator Script around your point of view. Then export the handoff or cue the rundown live.

ReelDeck organizes evidence and production intent. Your judgment, voice, and rights decisions stay yours.

Illustrative product walkthrough00:32 total
NASA GoddardPursuit of Lightyoutube.com · 00:42–00:58
NASA GoddardDynamic Earthyoutube.com · 01:14–01:31
Creator ScriptHow sunlight moves a planet
Draft
1
Open on the scale of light00:42–00:58 · commentary after · citation attached
2
Move from light to motion01:14–01:31 · commentary over · source ducked
ReelDeck JSONCapCut helperLive Run
00:00 · Capture
Keep the source attached

Quick Capture saves the current page or selection directly to Library, a collection, or an active Creator Script.

The moat is not saving a link. It is preserving what that link becomes.

ReelDeck carries provenance, selected moments, creator commentary, citations, and output intent through one production chain—without pretending the software authored the idea.

From source material to a defensible show.

The workflow is designed around what a creator actually has to hand to an editor or cue during a live production.

  1. 01 · Capture
    Save the page or selection in context.

    Quick Capture routes it to Library, a collection, or the active Creator Script.

  2. 02 · Range
    Keep the exact moment that supports the point.

    Review playable sources and preserve the original URL, provider, range, and citation.

  3. 03 · Script
    Write the creator's point beside the evidence.

    Order beats and specify narration, commentary placement, audio intent, and private notes.

  4. 04 · Output
    Move structure into editing or live production.

    Export ReelDeck JSON or a CapCut helper package, or open an OBS-ready Live Run.

Inspect every handoff before you sign up.

Open a current Creator Script, source manifest, edit helper package, and OBS rundown. The example uses public-domain NASA Goddard demonstration sources and is clearly labeled as illustrative—not customer proof.

Source-to-show exampleHow sunlight moves a planet
Output ready
Source
NASA Goddard · Pursuit of Light

00:42–00:58 · citation and commentary placement attached

Output
Editor handoff or private live rundown

The same two sourced beats remain aligned across every artifact.

The library still earns its keep.

Reading, organizing, AI-answer capture, and shared viewing remain useful inputs. They sit behind the source-to-show promise because the production chain is where ReelDeck is most distinct.

Stop rebuilding the research at every production step.

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