Presale · $149 lifetime licence · delivered September 27 Early Bird Sale · Ends Soon · $149 lifetime licence
Call the shot.
Your GPU rolls
the product ad.
SetField is a cinematic AI studio that runs entirely on your own PC. Pick one of 24 ready-made films and answer three questions, or direct every shot yourself. Video, stills, voice-over and score are generated inside it, and your AI assistant can run the whole set through the built-in API and MCP server. No cloud, no credits, no subscription. One purchase, yours forever.
DELIVERED SEPTEMBER 27 · LIFETIME LICENCE INSTANT DELIVERY · LIFETIME LICENCE
- Runs 100% offline on your GPU. Unlimited takes, no credits
- Video, image, voice-over and score generation in one app
- Real camera language: lens, aperture, 15 named moves
- Full local API + MCP server: direct it from Claude, Codex or Kimi
Presale pricing. Pay once,
keep it forever.Early Bird pricing. Pay once,
keep it forever.
A licence is a one-time purchase. Reserve now and your key and download link land by email on September 27. The software installs on your machine, and every frame it renders is yours.A licence is a one-time purchase, and this early bird price will not last. Your key and download link arrive by email within minutes. The software installs on your machine, and every frame it renders is yours.
- Lifetime licence: buy once, use forever, every v1 update included
- Unlimited stills, takes and exports. No credits, no watermark
- Start: 24 ready-made films, from three questions to a finished cut
- Video, image, voice-over and score generation. Both video engines
- Full local API + MCP server for Claude, Codex, Kimi and any agent
- Camera desk, reference locks, shot chain, timeline, score
- Works entirely offline after a one-time activation. Move it to a new PC when you upgrade
- 1080p H.264 masters in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 2.39:1. Standard files, nothing proprietary
- Price returns to $499 after the presale & early birdearly bird sale
// THE PIPELINE
One ticket in.
A finished spot out.


Every frame above is real SetField output. The take in step three was seeded by the still in step two, then cut onto the timeline in step four with a score bed, a voice line and a title.
Your AI calls action.
A local API and MCP server ship with every licence. Claude, Codex, Kimi or any MCP client can build the set, roll stills, video, voice and score, cut the timeline and export the master. The rendering never leaves your GPU, and nobody bills you per call.
68 endpoints · 18 MCP tools · 127.0.0.1 only
REAL SCREENSHOT
Not a generator. A studio.
Trim, split, reorder, slow a clip down, pick the seam. Score bed with a riser and a hit, voice-over on the cut clock, titles, a film grade, letterbox, loudness to -16 LUFS. Export the master without leaving the app.
Three answers. One film.
Start opens on 24 ready-made films. Answer up to three questions, pick a treatment, approve the storyboard. Nothing films before you say so, and every shot stays yours to change.
The camera is not a prompt.
Body, lens, focal length, aperture, framing, move and light are named choices on a desk. SetField compiles them for the engine and shows you, word for word, what it will be told.
The camera orbits around the subject clockwise on a circular track at constant height, the background sweeping past behind it.Faces and products stay put.
Drop in reference photos of a person, a product or a place, or generate them from text, then lock them. Every shot that casts them is conditioned on the same references, and Shot Chain hands the last frame of one shot to the first frame of the next.
One studio. Two jobs.
The same desk makes a product ad for Thursday's launch or the opening shot of your short. You choose the aspect at export.
Hero product orbits, a locked spokesperson, macro inserts, an end card with your line on it. Client footage and unreleased products never touch a server.
Block a scene in named moves, hold a character across twelve shots, chain last frame to first frame, and find the edit on a real timeline before you spend a day on set.
- Credits burn on every retake
- Your footage and faces sit on someone else's server
- Camera control is a sentence you hope it reads
- A queue when everyone else is rendering
- An API that bills you for every clip
- $149 once. Unlimited takes
- Nothing leaves the machine. Works on a plane
- Lens, aperture and 15 named moves, compiled per engine
- Your card, your queue, your timeline
- Local API + MCP server included. Your agents direct for free
// THE APP
This is the whole app.
Describe the frame, set the camera, roll the take, cut the spot. Four screens, keyboard transport, a giant preview. No node graph, no tutorial marathon.

REAL CAPTURES OF THE RUNNING APP · NOTHING MOCKED UP
// MOVE LIBRARY
One still. Any move.
Fifteen named camera moves, each compiled separately for each engine. Ten of them below. Tiles marked REAL TAKE hold a real SetField take: hover or tap to roll it. The rest are drawn the way the app draws them, a plan and a plain sentence.
Closed set.
Your footage never leaves the building.
SetField runs the whole pipeline on your own GPU: stills, video, voice, score, edit, export. No uploads, no queue, no meter running in the background. Buy it once and roll as much as you want.
Private by design
Your client's product, your actor's face, your unreleased cut. None of it touches a network.
Pay once, roll forever
No subscription, no credits. Your two-hundredth take costs the same as your first: nothing.
Truly offline
Activate once, then pull the cable. The licence is checked on your machine, so your copy keeps working whatever happens to us.
DELIVERED SEPTEMBER 27INSTANT DELIVERY · YOURS FOREVER
// QUESTIONS
Before you ask
Is it really offline? Completely?
Yes. Stills, video, voice-over, score, editing and export all run on your GPU. The only time SetField needs the internet is the one-time activation of your licence and the download of the engine packs. After that you can pull the cable for good.
Can Claude, Codex or Kimi really drive it?
Yes. SetField includes an MCP server with 18 tools and a documented local API with 68 endpoints. Any MCP client, or anything that can make an HTTP call, can create sets, write camera tickets, generate stills, video, voice and score, lock references, cut the timeline and export. It is part of every licence and there is no per-call charge. Both listen on 127.0.0.1 only, and the SetField app has to be running.
Does it generate images, voice and music too, or only video?
All of them, in the one app. Stills and reference images, 4 to 8 second video takes, voice-over in 54 voices, and an instrumental score generator: a pulse at your tempo or a drone, with a riser and a hit. The score generator makes beds for picture, not songs. You can also drop in your own music and SetField will detect its beats.
What hardware do I need?
Windows 10 or 11, an NVIDIA RTX graphics card, 16 GB of RAM and about 70 GB of free SSD space. 16 GB of VRAM or more is recommended and runs everything, including the Hero engine with native sound. Smaller cards take longer and lean on the Standard engine; the queue shows a VRAM estimate before you press Run, and if a render still runs out the router steps down and labels the take a Draft. No AMD, Intel or Mac support today.
How good is the footage, honestly?
Everything on this page is unretouched SetField output, so judge it yourself. Takes are 4 to 8 seconds at 24 fps and render at 480p on most cards (720p on 24 GB), then the timeline conforms your cut to a 1080p master. It will not beat the largest cloud models on raw resolution. It beats them on control, privacy and cost to iterate.
Are both video engines available everywhere?
The Standard engine, the still engine and voice-over are available to everyone. The Hero engine is an optional download, and its model licence does not currently allow local use in some territories, including the US, EU, UK and South Korea, without the model maker's authorisation. SetField tells you this before you fetch it, and the whole product works without it.
Can I use what I make commercially?
SetField puts no claim, watermark or royalty on anything a licensed copy renders. Each engine pack carries its own model licence, and they are all listed inside the app under Licences so you can check them against your use.
How does the lifetime licence work? Can I move it?
One licence is one seat, tied to your computer at activation. Bought a new PC? Choose Release this computer, then activate on the new one. Every v1 update is included, and the licence never expires.
Do I need to know camera language to use it?
No. Start asks up to three plain questions (what is it, what does it look like, what should the title say), offers three treatments and shows you a storyboard before anything is filmed. The camera desk is there when you want to take over: every shot a Start film makes is an ordinary shot you can re-light, re-frame, re-roll or re-cut. Questions before you buy? Write to support@setfield.io.
When do I get access?
Presale buyers receive their download link and licence instructions by email on September 27, at the address used at checkout. Install, paste your request code on the activation page, and the signed licence comes back by email. Your price is locked the moment you reserve.Your download link and licence instructions are delivered by email within minutes of checkout, at the address you use. Install, paste your request code on the activation page, and the signed licence comes back by email.
Your next thousand takes
are one licence away.
$149 once. Unlimited forever. For your clients' launches and your own films. Presale pricing until September 27.Early Bird pricing for a limited time.
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