How INZDR works
Five lights. The last one is green.
INZDR licenses digital twins of drivers, team principals, executives and champions of the past, Formula 1 first and more series and sports as rights are signed. A sponsor requests a video; the person's management approves the script; INZDR produces it. The lights show where a project stands: red means requested, green fills in as it is checked, approved, produced and delivered.
01 Request sent
Pick a face, build the quote in four taps, write a script of up to 30 seconds, brief the film, attach assets.
02 INZDR check
The script is checked automatically; a person at INZDR reads every first request and every Brand Activation.
03 Management approval
The person's management approves every word. Nothing is produced before this light.
04 Production
INZDR produces offline from your brief: likeness, voice, names, pace, branding. You review each version with timestamped notes.
05 Delivery
You approve a version, pay, download. Labelled as AI-generated, licensed for the agreed use.
Three licences, six use cases
The licence follows the use, not the face. The price is the licence plus a managed service plus production per 30-second video; priority and rush add to production only. Four rate tiers, A+ to C, follow the market's own fee bands for each face.
Private Experience
- Personal greeting. Birthday, milestone or thank-you to one person, by name.
- Internal message. For employees: welcomes, kick-offs, recognition. Internal channels only.
No expiry for private viewing · Delivered to the named person only. Not for publication.
Business Relationships
- Event invitation and thank-you. Before and after a race weekend, one video per guest.
- B2B report or announcement. Quarterly update or partnership news for named accounts.
90 days from delivery · Named recipients, your owned channels, internal use.
Brand Activation
- Product showcase. Your product, your script, 30 to 60 seconds, your end card.
- Social campaign. Opted-in fans, approved sharing. Paid media needs extra rights.
12 months from delivery · Your owned and paid digital channels. TV and out-of-home on request.
What we need from you
- A script of up to 30 seconds. Personal fields in braces, e.g. {first_name}. The check tells you the length as you type.
- The film brief. Setting (studio, office, at the track and which Grand Prix), standing, sitting or walking, outfit, front camera or front and side angles cut A-B-A-B-A, your vision in two sentences.
- Assets. Logo files, product shots, clothing to wear, references. Up to 50 MB per file.
- Names. The guest list as CSV and how names are pronounced. Unmatched names are flagged, never guessed.
The review loop
Every version arrives as a watermarked preview in your project. Pause where something should change and add a note at that second: wording, pronunciation, pace, framing, logo. Send it back; INZDR answers each note in the next version. Approve a version and the clean master is released on payment, with the invoice and the licence certificate.
Who does what in your team
Owner · Everything, plus team and company settings.
Purchaser · Creates and sends projects, approves films and pays.
Requester · Creates and sends projects, reviews films.
Viewer · Sees projects and reports.
The mark
Two rings, one person.
The solid ring is the real person: a driver, a team principal, a champion. The dotted ring is their digital twin, drawn in points because it is made of recorded frames, not flesh. Same size, because a twin is an exact copy, nothing added. They overlap, because the twin never leaves the person who owns it; a video can only exist inside that shared space, a use their management has approved. And the twin steps out diagonally from behind the person, because that is its job: to be there on the days the person cannot be. One colour, nothing filled. The likeness is never ours; we administer the overlap.
Ready when you are.
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