TV
TV

Endless channels. Live, right now.

Endless channels. Live, right now.

Fourteen channels of never-ending video with sound, made scene by scene while you watch. Free, no sign-up.

Channels

Build yoursYour own channel · Director Mode

OpenCharts TV is a free showcase. Programmes are generated by AI and may be surprising; the Kids channel is written to be gentle for young viewers, and the Terrifying channel is for adults only and asks before it plays. New scenes render while people are tuned in, and every channel keeps hours of scenes you haven't seen yet — a familiar one is the exception, and it is still worth the watch.

What's on

Fourteen channels. New scenes faster than you can watch them.

Every channel is a brief Theo writes against, scene after scene, with native sound. Each one holds hours of scenes you haven't seen yet and keeps growing around the clock; tune in and everyone watching sees the same frame at the same moment.

How it works

Generated ahead of you, not in front of you.

01

Theo writes the programme

Every channel has a brief — a look, a soundscape, a cast of ideas. Theo turns it into shot directions on Shuffle and into whole episode bibles on Story: title, locked character looks, a setting, the beats in order.

02

Each scene renders in seconds

OpenCharts Director Mode's fastest engine turns a direction into an eight-second scene with native sound — score, dialogue, foley — while the previous scene is still on air. The buffer stays minutes ahead of you.

03

Everyone sees the same moment

A channel is a broadcast, not a playlist: one air schedule, one clock, every viewer on the same frame. Fresh scenes render while people are tuned in; between them, the channel draws on an archive that holds hours of scenes it hasn't shown in the last day — and keeps growing around the clock, whether anyone is watching or not.

Every scene you just watched was made in seconds with OpenCharts Director Mode.

Describe a scene, watch it render, then direct every change in plain language — characters, scenes, takes, edits. Yours to keep.

Build yours

On air right now

Tune in to a channel and the direction behind the scene appears here.

This is the direction Theo wrote for the scene on screen. Remix hands it to the Director composer as your starting point.

Straight answers

Live, free, and honest about it.

Is it really live?
Yes. A channel generates new scenes only while at least one person is watching, a couple of minutes ahead of the clock. The LIVE badge means the scene on air was rendered for the people tuned in right now.
Do clips repeat?
Not often, and never back to back. Every channel keeps hours of scenes it hasn't aired in the last day, and Theo keeps adding to that around the clock, so a familiar scene is the exception rather than the programme. When one does come round, that is the archive doing its job: every scene ever made stays on the channel, so whatever you missed the first time is still there to catch.
Is the Kids channel safe?
It is written to a strict G-rated brief and every scene passes the engine's safety checker. It is still AI-generated and can surprise, so it is meant to be watched together.
Is it free?
Watching is free and needs no account. Making your own scenes happens in Director Mode, which is part of the Pro and Teams plans.
Can I request a channel or a scene?
Not on the TV — the programme is Theo's. Anything you can imagine is one prompt away in Director Mode: Remix this scene hands the direction of what you're watching straight to the composer.

Make your own channel.

Everything on OpenCharts TV started as a sentence. Yours can too — describe a scene and direct the rest in plain language.

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