Glossary
Workspace
Section titled “Workspace”One business. Its Business page, its projects and its videos live in it. One person can have 3 open, and all of them spend the same credit.
Business page
Section titled “Business page”The page the Business tab writes from its questions. It is sent with every brief, and it is all the Studio knows about the business.
Still an idea
Section titled “Still an idea”A business that has not opened yet. It is asked about what it will be, is not looked up on the map or asked for opening hours, and its page says it is not open yet.
Credit
Section titled “Credit”Dollars on your account, spent one call at a time by every workspace you have. Credit lasts a year from the day it is added, and the oldest is spent first.
One piece of work done for you by an outside service, such as writing a script, making a picture or reading a website. Each call is charged on its own and listed in Credits.
Money set aside while a call runs. When the call finishes, its charge replaces what was held. When it fails, the money is released.
Daily limit
Section titled “Daily limit”The most your calls can cost in one day, across all your workspaces. $50 to begin with, and yours to change in Credits. Nothing runs past it until the next day.
Monthly limit
Section titled “Monthly limit”A ceiling you can set on what a calendar month costs, across all your workspaces. There is none until you set one, and raising it is one press. Nothing you have made is lost when it is reached.
What you answered in the Studio: the idea, a post or a video, the format, the photos and the voice.
The steps the Studio will run for a project, with a price for each and a total, shown before you press Generate.
The word before a total on the plan. What a step is charged depends on what it actually uses, so the total is an estimate.
Project cap
Section titled “Project cap”The most one post can spend, set once its script is written. A post that reaches it stops with what was made, the list of posts says stopped at its cap, and one press raises it so the rest can be run.
Format
Section titled “Format”The shape a piece is made in: Story 9:16, Square, Portrait 4:5 or Landscape.
Script
Section titled “Script”What a video says and shows, shot by shot, written from your brief and your Business page.
One scene of a video: a picture, often a clip made from it, and what the voice says over it.
Narration
Section titled “Narration”A voice reading the words of each shot, shown as captions along the bottom. A video in the Showreel, Editorial, Poster or Handmade style has no captions: the big words on screen are what the voice says. Without narration nothing is spoken, there are no captions, and the words on screen carry the video.
Making one shot again, as a new version. A rerun is charged, like the first run.
Render
Section titled “Render”Putting the shots, the voice, any captions and the music together into one video file.
Left unfinished
Section titled “Left unfinished”What the list of posts says about a project that was started and not finished within a day.
Export
Section titled “Export”A zip of a workspace: its Business page, each project’s brief and script with its latest video, and the photos you uploaded. It is ready for 7 days.
Report
Section titled “Report”Something you told Joogoos from inside the app, with a number such as R-12 and a thread you can reply on.
Reference
Section titled “Reference”A number shown beside an error, such as ref 123456789. Putting it in a report lets us find exactly what went wrong.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Getting started: From signing in to your first video or post, in the order the app expects.
- Credits and what costs money: Credits are dollars, they are yours, and every call that spends them is listed.