Drop in everything.
Footage, images, interview notes, research links. Your board becomes the raw material for the story — no folders, no filenames, no five open tabs.
Wovea is the board built for how creators actually think — footage, notes, and story all in one place, with AI that finds the throughline for you.
The real problem
Most planning tools were built for checklists, not narrative. Your research, footage, and half-formed ideas end up scattered across five apps — and none of them help you see the story until you’re deep in the edit.
How Wovea works
Three moves. The same board carries you from the pile of everything you gathered to the thing you actually set out to make.
Footage, images, interview notes, research links. Your board becomes the raw material for the story — no folders, no filenames, no five open tabs.
Wovea's AI reads what you've gathered and starts surfacing the connections you hadn't spotted yet — the spine your story was already forming.
From scattered material to a script, an episode outline, or a finished piece — in far less time than assembling it by hand.

Who built this
Built by a documentary filmmaker who has lived this exact problem.
Wovea wasn’t designed by a productivity company. It was designed by someone who has stared down hours of footage and interview notes trying to find the story inside them.
The Wovea teamFilmmakers, first
A real workflow
A YouTuber drops in a season’s worth of footage thumbnails and interview quotes. Wovea reads across all of it and hands back a structured outline — the skeleton of the episode, ready to fill.
Common questions
Wovea for Creators is how documentary filmmakers, YouTubers, and other video creators use Wovea: a Brain Board where footage, interview notes, research links, and half-formed ideas live in one place, and AI reads across everything gathered to surface the throughline — the spine of the story that was already forming.
Drop footage clips, screenshots, interview notes, and reference links onto a board — no folders or filenames. Wovea's AI reads what's been collected and surfaces connections between cards (relationships like tensions_with or leads_to), then helps turn that material into a structured draft: a script, an episode outline, or a finished piece.
Wovea was built by a documentary filmmaker who lived the exact problem it solves: hours of footage and interview notes with no easy way to find the story inside them. Unlike task-and-checklist tools, Wovea is built around narrative — connecting research into a throughline, not just tracking to-dos.
Yes — that's the core use case. Instead of notes in one app, screenshots in another, a kanban board for organization, and footage in a folder, Wovea consolidates all of it onto one board so the story becomes visible instead of scattered across five open tabs.
Wovea and Milanote both offer a visual moodboard canvas, but Wovea adds an AI layer that reads across everything on the board — footage, notes, and research — and surfaces the connections between them, then helps draft that material into a script or outline. See the full comparison at wovea.ai/compare/milanote-alternative.
Yes. Wovea has a free plan with no credit card required.
Free to start
Free plan, no credit card. Built for people who make things.