The script is on your laptop, the ideas are on your phone, the shoot plan is in a chat, and your editor is waiting.
In Bardiyah
A project holds everything for one piece of work, and each member sees only what you gave them.
At first you worked alone and everything lived in your head. Then the channel grew. A camera operator joined, then an editor, then a client who wanted to see the script before the shoot.
Now you send files to each person yourself, explain what changed, and worry that someone will see something that isn't theirs. Organizing the team starts eating into the time you set aside for making content.
A project in Bardiyah is a folder for one piece of work, like a series, a channel or a campaign for a client.
Create the project with just a name. You don't need to organize anything yet.
Every idea, script or shoot day you add to the project stays under its name, so opening it shows you all the work.
Invite your team and choose what each person can do, whether that's full access, editing or view only. If you want, limit someone to specific scripts.
It gives everyone everything or nothing. An editor who needs one script ends up looking at your unfinished ideas and other clients' plans.
You decide what each person sees and change it whenever you want. When their part is done, remove them from the project and their access ends.
Team and collaboration is available on the Pro plan and above. Compare all plans
Ideas, scripts and shoot days under the project's name.
Add the people you work with to the project.
Full access, editing, or view only.
Limit a member to the scripts they need.
Group a series or a client campaign under its project.
End someone's access when their part is done.
No. A member sees only the project you invited them to, with the access you chose.
Yes, at any time, in the browser or in the iPhone app.
Not necessarily, but it helps once you have more than one series or client, so their work doesn't get mixed together.
Create a project and invite the first person you work with.
