Directio
A prompt compiler for video generation. Scene floor plan, composable prompt blocks, translation from film vocabulary into physical quantities. The compiled prompt is sealed and executed verbatim — a compiler, not an assistant.
Every product carries its real state. Nothing is announced as available until it is.
The bridge between the two trades of the house. Audiovisual production did not stop; it changed tools, and we write our own.
A prompt compiler for video generation. Scene floor plan, composable prompt blocks, translation from film vocabulary into physical quantities. The compiled prompt is sealed and executed verbatim — a compiler, not an assistant.
Three pieces of software for investigative journalism, designed as one. Hunt outside, prove inside, write without leaving the vault. Local by default, encrypted at rest.
The watch. Every source seen can be frozen and timestamped at the moment of reading; what you keep travels, proven, into the vault.
The vault. Encrypted database, full chain of custody, RFC 3161 timestamping of the hash alone — never the content. Two confidentiality axes: what may leave, and what is shown.
The writing. The manuscript is a vault object like any other: encrypted at rest, under the same redaction. You tell the story without ever taking the material out.
Software born from a precise irritation, written for ourselves first. Browser extensions and local applications.
A Chrome extension grafting a lightweight CRM onto WhatsApp Web: notes, tags, kanban, documents, message templates.
An extension that puts a LinkedIn author’s actual expertise back in context with the topic they are posting about.
An extension translating Google Meet subtitles live.
A local YouTube client: subscriptions, nothing else. No shorts, no algorithm, no home page deciding for you.
Automated entry of a French MP’s mandate expenses: bank statement and receipts in, the official ten-category table out.
Most of this software is in development and its repositories are private. What is public is here, and can be read without taking our word for it.