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What changed. What remains bounded.

Dated release notes for the production workflow, public evidence, billing clarity, editorial safeguards, and discovery surfaces.

Release candidate

Documentary launch candidate

The public story is narrowed to original history and cultural-heritage documentary production for ambitious YouTube creators.

  • Focused homepage positioning around reviewed stories, not unattended one-prompt publishing.
  • English editorial system with maintained guides, comparisons, blog categories, RSS, social cards, and Markdown mirrors.
  • Founding creator cohort, exact capabilities and limitations, production workflow, publication checklist, editorial policy, and live status surfaces.
  • Pricing and legal copy aligned to plan duration ceilings, Stripe, credit expiry, expected-to-maximum estimates, and output-rights boundaries.
  • Source-dated comparison methodology and explicit creator responsibility for facts, rights, disclosure, and publication.

Published foundation

Evidence and crawler foundation

Onira added localized evidence pages and stricter technical contracts for search engines, video discovery, social previews, and assistants.

  • Film watch pages, structured VideoObject data, video and image sitemaps, chapters, and transcript-style key moments.
  • Spanish comparison, template, use-case, case-study, film, guide, RSS, llms.txt, and Markdown surfaces.
  • Static public-page rendering, complete canonical and social metadata defaults, and truthful language alternates.
  • A rendered live verifier covering sitemaps, metadata, structured evidence, media locations, and advertised Markdown alternates.

Release integrity

A release note is not proof by itself.

Product behavior, plan limits, billing, models, status, and public claims are verified against current code and deployed responses. Customer acceptance, publication, retention, and economics are published only when real evidence exists.