Bhaasa

We built Bhaasa because we ran into this problem ourselves: turning an approved article into a polished video takes way too many tools, too much time, and most of the AI options out there are built for English-first, US/UK-style newsrooms, not for the languages, accents, and workflows the rest of the world actually uses.

Bhaasa takes your approved copy (paste it in, import a published article, whatever you've already got) and handles the narration, captions, language, and production brief for you. You pick the presenter, voice, and visual style, or use your newsroom's presets, then review every caption and spoken word before anything goes out. Nothing publishes without a human sign-off.

Once it's ready, export the video, push it through your API, or host playback directly on your site. And because real newsrooms aren't one team in one room, Bhaasa lets you set up separate workspaces for each desk or publication, with staff only seeing the projects that are actually theirs.

It started as a captioning tool. It's turned into something bigger: one place to produce, localize, review, and ship news video, built for the languages and workflows that other platforms tend to ignore.