Stories, made whole.
For teams who look after people's life stories. One recording in, a month of clips, posts and reports out, with consent built into the code and a person in every loop.
Studio doesn't replace the people who make stories. It carries the weight around them: the clips, the posts, the checks. So the story gets to stay human.
Studio is for organisations whose work depends on someone trusting them with their life story: recording it, shaping it, sharing it, and keeping their word about how it's treated.
Podcasts, series and channels where people tell their own story of recovery, mental health, disability or hardship.
Services and charities that share client or member stories for awareness, advocacy and fundraising.
Providers and peak bodies putting participant and consumer voices in front of the public.
Projects that gather and keep life stories, whether for a community, a family or a collection.
Bodies that carry lived experience to government, funders and the media.
Teams whose appeals and reports lean on real people, and who can't afford to get it wrong.
A conversation goes in. Studio logs the episode and gets to work.
419episodes tracked
Every standout moment lands in a searchable library, ready for clips, captions and posts.
3,397quotes in the library
Short-form and long-form videos prepared and sent to YouTube from one place.
84 + 40Shorts and YouTube uploads
Artwork and post plans for each platform, living in one calendar.
740 + 500artworks and planned posts
Nothing goes live by itself. Every item waits for a named approval, then goes out scheduled.
33podcast publishes through Studio
Consent isn't a policy someone has to remember. Three checks have to pass before anything is scheduled. If a participant withdraws, publishing stops.
Illustrative demo. No participant data is shown anywhere on this page.
Login-only access, permissions by section, database-level rules on every table that matters, and audit trails nobody can quietly edit.
Studio finds what people are searching for, matches it to the stories you tell, then tests every guess against real views, with control episodes left alone for comparison.
Fed by 64,517 YouTube video snapshots and 16,167 daily reach records.
Dashboards read saved snapshots, not live calls to third parties. If a connection drops, you see the last good numbers, clearly labelled.
Illustrative demo.
All 7,189 AI calls are logged with their cost, with a budget alert watching the total. Turning an episode into its full set of outputs costs a fraction of a dollar.
Studio's rules come from published frameworks that anyone in media, podcasting or community work can read and check. We didn't write a new ethics. We turned respected ones into code.
Trauma-informed storytelling, from health, media and oral-history practice.
National guidance for safe communication about suicide, mental ill-health, alcohol and other drugs, eating disorders and more, for media and creators.
The narrator owns their story, keeps control of it, and is never sensationalised.
Care around the images, voices and names of deceased Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
The case against turning people's hardship into spectacle for an audience.
How AI is used, and who is accountable for it.
Anthropic Academy courses on responsible AI work and on building with Claude.
Every number below comes from the live database of a volunteer-run not-for-profit podcast network. We're honest about what's in daily use and what's still early.
Designed and directed by one person, engineered with Claude Code, and built to be run by a team of volunteers.
Product owner and architect. I specify the rules, review every change and make the release calls. AI writes much of the code under that direction, and I'll say so plainly.
Melbourne, Australia · Bailey Code
Bailey Code sets up and builds systems like this for organisations that hold people's life stories, with the care rules in the code from day one.
tony@thebaileysupport.com