Know what was checked.
A clear list of the material included, any missing sources, and questions about which version your team considers current.
Studio design partner pilot
Check the continuity.
Then make the handoff.
Bring an upcoming batch of quests, scenes, or dialogue and the established material it builds on. We’ll help your team see what needs a closer look.
Talk through your handoff$500 · One project · Credited toward your first annual license
What you take away
A useful review.
With the passages
right there.
Spend your time on the relevant questions.
Potential continuity conflicts with supporting passages, plus a human-reviewed shortlist of up to 20 findings to work through.
Decide what happens next.
A session with us to discuss the findings and your team’s decisions. Hands-on onboarding lets you see whether the same review would help on the next batch.
Small enough to finish
One project.
A clear next step.
We agree the material, the upcoming handoff, and what a useful review looks like before starting. The initial review runs over ten business days.
The starting scope is up to 500 files or 300,000 words. We confirm the final boundary together, including how your files are handled and returned or deleted.
Keep the findings whether or not you continue. If you choose an annual Studio license, the full $500 pilot fee is credited.
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Before you begin.
Do we need to prepare or move everything?
No. Start by describing the project and the next handoff. We’ll agree which existing files are useful for the review. There’s no need to replace your writing tools or send project content with your first note.
How does our team use the findings?
Open the relevant passages, work through the continuity questions, and record the decisions with your team. The review gives your writers and reviewers shared context for the next handoff.
What if we need more than one project?
We can scope a wider engagement together. Multiple projects, custom connections, and special hosting or support needs are agreed separately.