The studios

A studio is a workspace for making one kind of thing. There are four of them for producing work, and a fifth idea — studio mode — for running several at once across as many screens as you have.

Nothing here is a wizard that hides what it did. Every studio writes real files to disk that you can open in something else, and tells you when a dependency is missing rather than producing an empty result.

Ebook Studio

Income and publishing → Storefront

One place to produce every kind of book.

Two paths run through it. The first is a written book — an AI-written guide or a novel, aimed at an audience you describe — which comes out as EPUB, PDF and cover art, ready to sell on Apple Books, Kobo, Google Play, Barnes & Noble, Gumroad, or Amazon KDP.

The second is low-content: planners, journals and workbooks, the format KDP is full of. Same catalogue, different production line.

Whatever you make lands in one catalogue with a publishing checklist beside it.

The checklist is manual on purpose. Amazon has no API for this, so anything claiming to “publish straight to KDP” is either lying or driving a browser and hoping. Autonoma walks you through the upload instead of pretending.

Audiobook Studio

Income and publishing → Audiobooks

Takes a book you have and narrates it.

Audition voices before committing, narrate chapter by chapter, and manage the finished files. The output is a real audiobook with real chapter markers, not one long file.

Mastering and M4B chaptering need ffmpeg on your machine. If it is missing the studio says so up front rather than producing an unchaptered file and letting you find out later.

Social Studio

Social → Studio

Compose quote cards, plan a month of posts in a single paste, and publish under your own name — or under whichever connected account you choose.

It has more written about it than the others because publishing under someone’s name is where the consequences live. A book you did not mean to make sits on disk; a post you did not mean to send is already gone.

So a named person has to approve a plan before anything leaves the machine, and a post aimed at a disconnected account cannot be approved at all.

The full Social Studio guide →

MediaStudio Pro

AI and evolution

Editing for what you generated, and for footage you already had.

• AI upscaling of images and video
• Automatic subtitles, transcribed from the audio and burned in
• Scene detection, giving you cut points
• Trim, join, extract audio, mix in a second track
• Filters — greyscale, blur, sepia, sharpen, fade
• Export up to 8K

These are real operations through ffmpeg and Replicate, not previews. Every one writes a real file to disk.

That honesty has a cost: the ffmpeg operations need ffmpeg installed, and the AI ones need your own Replicate key. Both report themselves as unavailable rather than failing halfway through a long export.

Studio mode

Any dashboard area, on as many screens as you have

The dashboard does not have to be one window.

Studio mode breaks it into several top-level windows, each a workspace with its own dock layout that it remembers between sessions. What it does not split is your selection: pick a coin, a bot or a product in one window and the others follow. Two monitors become one workspace rather than two copies of the same thing.

Presets ship for the areas people actually keep open side by side:

Layout presets sit alongside them — Default Dashboard, Revenue Ops Focus, Crypto and Multichain, AI Evolution Control, Minimal, and a Debug Mode that surfaces logs and internals when something is wrong.

What none of them do

No studio uploads anything to a service you have not connected, and none of them send money. Publishing to a storefront needs that storefront’s credentials; posting under an account needs that account connected and a named approval; and payouts throughout Autonoma are recorded against a transaction you made in your own payment provider, never initiated.

Something here wrong or missing? Tell us — documentation that describes software that no longer behaves that way is worse than none.