Zıpır turns a document into a narrated, subtitled video lesson — with the source visible on screen. Upload a PDF, Word file, Markdown or plain text; Zıpır reads it line by line and binds every on-screen sentence to the exact page and line it came from. A second model checks that each quote actually exists in your source, and no frame is generated until you approve the scene plan.
This is not a marketing video or a talking head. It is a lesson built from your own text: procedures, manuals, guidelines, articles. Every scene shows its citation (for example "6331.pdf, p. 4, line 6"), and a proof report is produced alongside the finished video.
Twelve visual formats are available — whiteboard, 3D cross-section, document tour, timeline, map story, mascot narration and more — so the same source can be presented differently for different audiences.
Built for in-house training, OHS and compliance teams, companies with manuals nobody reads, and instructional design agencies. Output is video only for now; interactive videos and quizzes are on the roadmap. Zıpır quotes documents, it does not interpret law, and it never trains models on your documents.
Every on-screen sentence is a verbatim quote, with page and line shown
A second model verifies each quote exists in the source before rendering
You approve the scene plan; no frame is generated without it
12 visual formats: whiteboard, 3D cross-section, document tour, timeline, map story, mascot and more
Turkish narration and a Turkish subtitle track baked into the MP4
Fix a single frame without regenerating the rest of the video
Proof report generated with the finished video
Input: PDF, Word, Markdown or plain text
OHS and compliance teams turning procedures into training people actually watch
Companies with manuals and guidelines nobody reads
Instructional designers producing a lesson from a client document
Educators converting articles and chapters into narrated lessons
Onboarding: a new hire watches the policy instead of skimming it

Zıpır started from a boring problem: the documents that matter at work — procedures, OHS rules, guidelines — do not get read, and the videos meant to replace them quietly drop the source. So every sentence Zıpır puts on screen is a verbatim quote with its page and line, a second model checks that the quote exists in the document, and no frame is rendered before you approve the scene plan. The proof report ships with the video. Happy to answer anything about the citation pipeline, the twelve visual formats, or where this breaks.

Zıpır started from a boring problem: the documents that matter at work — procedures, OHS rules, guidelines — do not get read, and the videos meant to replace them quietly drop the source. So every sentence Zıpır puts on screen is a verbatim quote with its page and line, a second model checks that the quote exists in the document, and no frame is rendered before you approve the scene plan. The proof report ships with the video. Happy to answer anything about the citation pipeline, the twelve visual formats, or where this breaks.
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