AI-augmented IP orchestration

Original properties for audiences
traditional studios overlook.

scre.me builds and deploys original entertainment properties for markets held back by institutional risk aversion and cultural blind spots — not by lack of demand. Our human-directed AI system creates the characters, worlds, brand systems and commercial extensions needed to take a property from market insight to launch.

First product: character-led voice agents for hospitality venues — a working prototype you can operate on this site, now onboarding design partners.

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The thesis
01

Overlooked is not unwanted

Entire categories with proven demand sit under-served because institutions are risk-averse and culturally near-sighted. We build with the communities that live in those categories — not merely about them.

02

IP holds the ground

A property with a name, a world, and characters people care about holds a market the way a product alone never can. Every entry is anchored in original IP with a documented rights schedule.

03

AI collapses the cost; people keep the pen

What took a studio years — world bibles, character rosters, brand systems, product tie-ins — the orchestrator drafts in days. Human editors, cultural advisers and IP counsel gate everything that ships.

04

The property is alive

What ships isn't a static brand — it's a living property whose characters answer phones, take bookings, and co-create with their patrons, growing canon and evidence with every interaction.

The plan · one wedge, one engine, one upside

The ambition is staged so each step pays for the next. We expand into a new territory only when the engine has proven repeatable in the last one.

01 · THE WEDGE

Venue agents

An in-character agent on a venue's phone line: bookings, events, dress codes, lost & found — with escalation to a person built in. Recurring revenue, measurable ROI, short proof cycle.

Working prototype · design partners onboarding See the product →
02 · THE ENGINE

The orchestration system

The internal production system behind every character: agentic pipeline, franchise templates, knowledge governance, and a rights-and-provenance ledger operated by a human editorial team.

Internal tooling · not licensed today How it works →
03 · THE UPSIDE

Owned properties

Complete, rights-clean entertainment properties for underserved territories — licensing, publishing, merchandise and events — retained on our balance sheet as the long-term asset.

First property in development The territory map →
Showcase · working prototype

Call agents with a life of their own.

Each agent is a character drawn from an IP-anchored property — a voice, a backstory, and a tone regulars come back for — answering the line and taking bookings while holding the venue's high-touch vibe, before opening, during peak demand, and long after close.

  • Dress-code guidance for themed nights
  • Matches patron interests to themed events
  • Reservations & special-event logistics
  • Venue lost & found management
  • Routes vendor & supplier requests
  • Engages job applicants
  • Local weather & conditions on demand
  • Compliant, on-brand, inclusive messaging
The venue agent product → Open the live demos →
INCOMING · 01:47 AM● DEMO
> agent: "HANK" — barman on the after-hours line, leather bar
Where this actually stands

We label evidence precisely — live, paid pilot, design partner, prototype, or in development — and we don't say "in deployment" without saying which. What you can verify today:

Venue agent consoleFully interactive operator console and companion Tip Ledger app, public on this site. All figures are illustrative sample data.Working prototype
Design-partner programOnboarding a first cohort of venues to put agents on real lines and measure booking conversion, staff time returned, and escalation rates.Open
Orchestration systemInternal production tooling; described at a non-confidential level on the platform page.Internal
First owned propertyIn development under the rights-and-provenance protocol; case study to be published when it can be shown, not before.In development
CompanyDelaware C-corporation, San Francisco. Detail on the investors page.Formed

The wedge is open for design partners.

Venue operators can book a live demo today. Investors, licensees, publishers and press each have their own path — with the essentials stated before any NDA.

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