AI Video Agent for business

The Martius Video Workflow

Explore the Martius workflow from brief to published video: local materials, product facts, creative direction, avatar presenters, revisions, review, export and delivery.

Features

Built around the work
you need to keep.

Keep product material, brand context and approved versions connected, so each new video can begin from the work your team already knows.

  1. Product control

    Let the scene change. Keep the product facts clear.

    Guide the setting, movement and pace while product names, prices and specifications have a reviewed source.

    Explore product control
  2. Video updates

    Change the offer. Build on the work you approved.

    Review the affected scenes, narration and captions before continuing the next version of a useful film.

    Explore video updates
  3. Desktop capture

    Bring the real product into the story.

    Begin with your local material and supported product workflows, then make the actual interaction part of the explanation.

    Explore desktop capture
  4. Brand context

    Keep the approved product and brand context together.

    Connect source material, product facts and creative references so the next brief has a clear place to begin.

    Explore brand context
  5. Avatar presenter

    Bring a presenter into the product story.

    Create an avatar presenter alongside product footage, screen demonstrations and the narration that helps an audience understand.

    Explore avatar presenter
  6. Production review

    Review facts, voice, captions and the next version together.

    Check the finished message against its sources and the approved direction before publishing or revising.

    Explore production review
  7. Local projects

    Keep the source and the next version on your device.

    Original materials and editable projects stay local. Return to the approved work when the business changes.

    Explore local projects
  8. Export

    Deliver the right version, with the assets it needs.

    Export the reviewed film, captions, covers and learning packages for the destination you choose.

    Explore export
  9. Publish

    Take the approved film to the place it belongs.

    Prepare destination-specific delivery, approve the publishing action and keep each published copy connected to its project version.

    Explore publish

One desktop workflow for local materials, creative direction, presenters, review, export and publishing.

Local files / Your desktop

Your files. Your videos.
Your device.

Original documents, footage and editable projects stay on your device. Finished outputs remain local by default. An explicit publishing approval sends only the selected delivery copies and required metadata to your chosen destination.

Read the local-file commitment

Original material

Product documents, photography, footage and screen recordings.

The working project

Your source files, approved creative and the next revision.

Finished videos

The films you export and keep for your next campaign.

Work with an unreleased product, a private customer recording or your next launch without first putting those files in a cloud workspace.

Local sources, editable projects and finished outputs are part of the Martius desktop workflow. Read how an approved publication works.

One workflow, a local foundation

Make something worth showing.
Stay close to what is true.

Creative freedom works better when product information has a clear source and each revision has a clear purpose. Your original material, working project and finished videos stay on your device.

The Martius approach

A film you can shape.
A project you can keep.

Start with your business. Make room for the creative. Keep the source and the next version connected.

01 / Facts and creative

Change the feeling.
Keep the product in view.

Give the opening a new direction. Keep the bottle, product name and offer tied to your brief. Separate decisions, inside the same project.

“Make the opening bolder. Keep the bottle, name, size and offer.”

Explore separate control

Interactive product-control example

SERA / Campaign 01Direction study

Product information / fictional brief

Product
SERA · Night Serum
Size
30 mL
Offer
$39
Generated photograph of the fictional SERA Night Serum bottle; the same source image is retained in both treatments
SERA

Your evening.
Considered.

Night Serum · 30 mL

$39Explore SERA
Creative treatment
Business information
Product image retainedSERA / 30 mLQuiet editorial treatment

An interactive illustration using a fictional product brief. Changing the treatment retains the same product source.

02 / A connected next version

The offer changes.
The good work carries on.

A revised price or feature name can touch the picture, narration and captions. Martius traces those connections and keeps the creative you approved.

Review what changes. See what stays. Then compare the next version.

Explore connected updates

Interactive revision example

SERA / Campaign 01Version comparison

“Change $39 to $29. End the offer on November 30. Keep the approved creative.”

Source change

Offer frame / scene 03

$39$29

Voiceover script

Thirty-nine dollars.Twenty-nine dollars.

Caption + end card / scene 05

Offer ends October 31.Offer ends November 30.

What this study retains

Product sourceQuiet editorial treatmentOpening + pace

An authored before-and-after example. Review the affected content alongside the product source and the creative choices being retained.

03 / Work from your own sources

Your real product.
A better starting point.

Your application, product footage and brand files already live on your computer. Martius brings those working materials into the project, with original files kept local.

For supported software: capture a reviewed task. For physical products: work with actual photos and footage.

Explore desktop capture

Local materials and real product capture

Your working projectDesktop workflow

Selected workspace

Orbit launch
Release brief.pdfApproved demo steps.mdBrand-kit/Reviewed product recording

4 selected sources

A supported, reviewed operation

Show the product doing the work.

The Agent captures an agreed software task, then records where that segment is used in the film.

  1. 01Choose the supported workflow + permissions
  2. 02Capture and review the relevant moment
  3. 03Reference the reviewed segment in the film
Original files stay localReview has a sourceNext version has a starting point

Illustrated workflow, not an autonomous capture recording. Original material and editable projects stay local. Finished outputs stay local by default; selected delivery copies leave only after explicit publishing approval. Keeping originals local is separate from model requests and approved publishing transfers. Read the data-handling documentation for that boundary.

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Publish

A finished film.
A place to put it to work.

An ad placement. A product launch. A buyer conversation. A lesson inside an LMS. The destination shapes the delivery.

Explore publishing
  1. Prepare

    Choose the destination and its delivery requirements.

  2. Review

    Approve the exact film, captions and accompanying message.

  3. Publish

    Confirm the selected output, account and action.

  4. Confirm

    Check the destination result and keep its publication record.

  5. Revise

    Bring affected published copies into the next review.

Original materials and projects stay local. You approve the selected delivery copies, destination and action before anything is sent.

A project you can keep working on

From the first brief to publication and the next version.

Connect the brief, editable scenes, review and delivery in one project. Each new version starts from the work you want to keep.

  1. Bring the real product.

    Start with local product documents, photography, footage or screen recordings. Give each business fact a reliable source. Original files and the editable project stay on your device.

  2. Set the creative direction.

    Choose the audience, main message, visual treatment and pace. Create an editable film around that brief, with real product assets, generated scenes and a presenter where the story needs one.

  3. Review the whole film.

    Check product facts, scene meaning, voice and on-screen text together. Keep feedback attached to the relevant scene and version, then approve the exact work for delivery.

  4. Export and publish.

    Export the selected film and its delivery assets. Review the destination account, placement, accompanying message and action before publishing. For learning content, choose the SCORM package, xAPI records or cmi5 launch the receiving system needs.

  5. Build on the approved work.

    When the product or message changes, identify affected scenes, narration and captions. Update that scope, compare the next version, and keep the creative choices you already approved.

The work remains yours to direct

Know what changes.
Keep what works.

Product assets, business facts and creative decisions have distinct roles inside the same project. Change the atmosphere or the opening without treating the product name, price or specification as part of the generated scenery.

Reuse approved brand context, review an avatar presenter alongside real footage, and check the final output against its source material. Publishing records stay connected to the project version that produced them.

Questions, answered

A few things to know.

What is Martius?

Martius is a desktop AI Video Agent for business. It creates ads, marketing videos, product demonstrations, explainers, education and training videos from your product material. You direct the creative, review the facts, edit the project, and deliver the approved version.

How does the Martius video workflow work?

Bring local product materials and a brief into a project. Martius connects the product facts and creative direction, builds an editable video, and supports scene revisions, avatar presenters, production review, export and publishing. Keep the approved project for the next campaign or business update.

Will my original material and videos be uploaded to the cloud?

Original documents, photos, source footage, recordings, portraits, source audio and editable projects stay on your device. Finished outputs remain local by default. An explicit publishing approval sends only selected delivery copies and required metadata to the destination you choose. Local project storage does not imply fully offline AI: model requests, derived service data and learning or destination records have their own documented scope.

Can I reuse my product and brand context for the next video?

Yes. Keep approved product facts, source versions, brand assets, preferred wording, pronunciation and reviewed creative decisions in local context. Select what applies to the next task, replace expired information and review the new result. Context reuse does not imply automatic private-model training.

Can I include an avatar presenter in a product video?

Yes. Choose an authorized presenter source and selected voice, use an approved script and combine the passage with real product footage, screens or diagrams. Reuse the person and voice for script revisions, then review pronunciation, lip sync, captions and layout in the complete film.

How is a video prepared for review and delivery?

Martius connects approved source information, visible text, narration, captions and delivery requirements in the same project. Locate corrections, compare revisions with their approved parent and inspect the actual exported file. Export the reviewed video and supporting materials locally or approve a named publishing destination.

Can I keep editing after the first export?

Yes. The editable local project retains scenes, source references, versions and review decisions. A finished video is a playback file; keep an editable project backup separately so another update or channel version can begin from the approved work.

Can Martius publish videos to connected platforms?

Yes. Prepare the destination-specific output and accompanying material, review the selected account and action, then approve the delivery. Martius records the destination’s confirmed result. Upload, scheduling, post creation and replacement depend on the selected connector’s supported operations.

Is SCORM or xAPI another video file format?

No. SCORM packages learning content and provides communication with an LMS. xAPI defines learning-event data and communication with a learning record store, or LRS. Martius delivers through the selected supported learning profile; an MP4 alone does not implement course runtime or learning records.

What do the examples demonstrate?

The public films are authored studio concepts that illustrate visual treatment and storytelling. Each watch page explains its brief, scenes and sources. These films are separate from customer campaigns and recordings of Agent operation.

How should I prepare a first video brief?

Choose one audience, one business task and one next step. Gather accurate product information, material you have permission to use, and a short creative brief. The guides and downloadable templates help you prepare and review those inputs.

How can I get Martius?

Use the desktop download page to get the installer for your system. For installation support or a plan matched to your video production needs, contact the team. This marketing website does not require account sign-in to explore its documentation and examples.

Meet Martius

Your next product video starts here.

Bring one product, one message, and the assets you already have.