AureoleMade by creators.
Aureole was born at the workbench, in the middle of the work: between a text to finish, a film to edit, an idea to defend. The people who made it wanted artificial intelligence within reach, without ever losing their touch.
A team of creators and freelancers, brought together by one project.
Writers, directors, entrepreneurs, designers, developers: different trades, the same standards. We aren’t only engineers: we don’t imagine from afar what creative people need. Most of us make our living from creative work; that work is what Aureole exists for first.
The days Aureole talks about are ours.
The night’s emails to deal with before the first meeting, the recorded interview to transcribe, the image a presentation is missing, the research that mustn’t break the momentum of a sentence, the figure you don’t quote without its source. We know these moments because we live them. That is why the tool comes to you, where you work, instead of asking you to come to it.
That the craftsperson stays master of the tool.
The carpenter chooses the wood, the editor the shot, the writer the word. Artificial intelligence can carry part of the work — sorting, transcribing, formatting, monitoring — never the gesture that decides. This conviction runs through our commitments, and it guides every choice in the app.
A particular need? Let’s build it together.
Connecting Aureole to your internal tools or to an API, fitting it to your team’s habits: we do it with you, the way a tool is fitted to the hand that uses it.
Christophe Cousin
Writer and director · Arte · Canal+ · France Télévisions
Aureole was founded by Christophe Cousin, who writes and directs documentary films, notably for Arte, Canal+ and France Télévisions. These films explore the bonds between living beings, and how our societies are changing: climate, the living world, the digital world. To learn more: christophe-cousin.com↗.