Generic AI writers work from a single prompt, so they guess. Neemo asks you seven questions, keeps what you actually said, and writes every script from your own stories, frameworks and opinions.
Seven questions · about three minutes · five ideas at the end
Why the output is different
A plausible answer is easy. A useful one needs the moment, opinion and language that only ever came from you.
Same one-line prompt · example 01
“Create a video about camera gear for new creators.”
Generic writer
5 reasons better camera gear will improve your content
Plausible. Polished. Interchangeable.
Neemo
I wasted $2,000 on a camera because buying gear felt safer than publishing.
In your words: “I spent $2k on an A7III and didn’t post for six months.”
Same one-line prompt · example 02
“Create a video about posting consistently.”
Generic writer
How to stay consistent on social media in 2026
Plausible. Polished. Interchangeable.
Neemo
My consistency problem disappeared when I stopped planning seven posts at once.
In your words: “I could finish one honest idea. The weekly calendar was what kept defeating me.”
Same one-line prompt · example 03
“Create a video about finding your niche.”
Generic writer
Find your perfect niche in three simple steps
Plausible. Polished. Interchangeable.
Neemo
I didn’t find my niche. I found the person whose problem I couldn’t stop thinking about.
In your words: “The topic changed twice. The person I wanted to help never did.”
Same one-line prompt · example 04
“Create a video about camera confidence.”
Generic writer
5 easy ways to feel more confident on camera
Plausible. Polished. Interchangeable.
Neemo
Your first 20 videos aren’t content. They’re exposure therapy.
In your words: “Around video twenty, I stopped watching myself while I was speaking.”
How it works
Which audience problems should your content address most often?
Setup
Seven quick questions, then deeper ones only when they would sharpen the next script.
“Expensive gear became a very convincing place for me to hide.”
Vault
Each useful detail becomes an editable memory with its original quote.
Scripts
Every script comes with three spoken hooks grounded in your memories.
Studio
Raw footage is reframed, captioned, cleaned up, and exported vertically.
What it actually asks you
Click a row to see the kind of question Neemo asks and the memory that answer can produce. Counts measure coverage; they do not turn setup into a questionnaire.
Module 01
“In one line, what makes you worth listening to on this?”
What it gives the script agent
“Coached solo consultants for six years after failing at it publicly first.”
Before you start
Starting should feel reversible. Here is what happens when the setup is imperfect.
No. Phone footage is enough to start. Studio can crop supported footage to a vertical frame, remove selected pauses, and add captions for export.
Pick the closest of the 21 on offer, or type your own. Setup takes it as a starting point, not a label, and the questions that follow are written for it. Change it whenever your positioning sharpens.
Correct or remove the underlying memory, then regenerate the script. The useful change lives in your vault instead of becoming the same rewrite on every future draft.
Microphone audio is processed through OpenAI for the live conversation and transcription. Neemo saves the transcript and extracted memories, not a microphone recording.
Yes. Every answer is saved as you give it, so you can close the tab and pick up where you stopped.
What you get
Setup is not a separate exercise. It becomes the context shared by the vault, roadmap, scripts, and Studio.
Seven questions to your first five ideas, then deeper ones while you work.
Your stories, beliefs, frameworks, and boundaries with source quotes attached.
Ten connected video ideas, three hooks per script, and teleprompter-ready copy.
Silence cleanup, 9:16 framing, captions, and an MP4 export from your footage.
Answer seven questions. Everything after them — the vault, the roadmap, the scripts, the finished cut — is built from what you said.
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