productOne song in.
A week of content out.
Madengine is the content suite for artists. It listens to your track, plans seven days of edits, and renders every video on your device. One song does the work of an editor, a strategist and a social manager.
…and this is what comes out:
Seven edits from one track. Planned by the Brain, rendered on your device.
You didn't sign up to be a content creator.
The algorithm quietly gave every artist a second job: seven posts a week, forever, or the song doesn't travel. Madengine hands that job to the engine. You handle the music. It handles the content.
The whole stack of content creation.
Editing apps give you a timeline. Madengine runs the entire pipeline, from the first listen of your track to a calendar that never runs dry.
Listen
Word-timed lyrics, a beat grid, and your highest-energy hooks, straight from the audio.
Think
The Brain writes your week: an angle a day, captions, hashtags, posting times.
Make
Seventeen templates render real videos on your device, all seven in one batch.
Ship
A calendar that fills itself, builds to your release date, and lands in your phone.
Upload on Monday. Post every day.
Drop your track
MP3, WAV, whatever you have. The engine finds your beat grid, your highest-energy hooks and, if there are vocals, your lyrics, word by word.
The Brain plans your week
Seven days, seven angles, each pinned to the exact seconds of your song that earn it, with captions, hashtags and a posting time.
Render all seven
One more click and every edit renders in your browser: beat-synced cuts, your photos and clips, on-video captions. Download the week. Post the week.
It doesn't guess. It listens.
Most content tools start from a URL and a template. Madengine starts from the only thing that matters: the song.
Lyrics, word by word
Whisper-class transcription with word-level timing. English, Hindi and Hinglish included. The Brain knows which line lands at which second.
Hooks, found not guessed
Energy analysis runs on your device and surfaces the moments listeners replay. Your biggest seconds become your biggest posts.
An angle a day
A music-marketing model turns lyrics and hooks into a seven-day arc: tease early, deliver mid-week, push streams on drop day. Never the same video twice.
Rendered, not promised
The plan isn't a PDF. Every day maps to a real template, a real section of your song, and a real MP4, ready to post.
A calendar that fills itself
Turn on Autopilot and the Brain plans your next week every night, before this one runs out, with new angles each time. Your calendar stays a week ahead while you sleep.
Weeks that build to your drop
Set a release date once. Every week bends toward it: countdown before, out now on the day, streaming pushes after. One click puts the whole schedule in your phone's calendar.
Five studios. Zero editing apps.
Autopilot
Your next 7 days of content, together. The Brain plans seven posts from your song and batch-renders every video, then keeps the calendar filled on its own, night after night.
Build a week ›Lyric edits
Seventeen beat-synced templates: lyric page, fan edit, VHS, POV, film look. Drop a track and a few photos; the cuts land on the beat by themselves.
Make a reel ›Lyrics Sync
A finished lyric video from nothing but the song. Automatic transcription, word-timed karaoke captions, editable lines.
Sync your lyrics ›NewAI Studio
Prompt it, get it, use it. Cover art, tour posters and b-roll from a sentence — GPT Image for stills, Higgsfield for text-to-video — dropped straight into your edits.
Create something ›Spotify Canvas
Looping 9:16 visuals for your Spotify tracks: ten aesthetics, real camera motion, exported to spec at 1080×1920.
Make a Canvas ›On-device by default.
Every video renders in your browser. Your song and your footage never upload to a render farm. The one exception is spelled out, not hidden: finding your lyrics sends the audio for transcription, and the file is deleted the moment your words come back. The Brain only ever sees text.
Stop editing.
Start dropping.
Upload once, post all week. The full seven videos render in about four minutes.
Free while in beta. Works in Chrome and Edge, no install.