Media Production That Hits Every Publish Date

How often does publish day arrive while the editor is waiting for client notes, the producer is hunting for the approved cut, and nobody knows who owns the next handoff? Footage, releases, and approvals disappear into chat threads until one late step puts the whole release at risk.

Fareeqy turns your content production workflow into projects, task lists for stages or episodes, and tasks with one assignee, one due date, and one priority. Majlis preserves production decisions, while Fareeqy Assistant reads projects, task lists, tasks, Majlis, files, and the calendar to analyze the work and suggest what comes next. Fareeqy is not video-editing or digital asset management software: it does not host a production media library, review footage frame by frame, or publish to platforms. Large media stays in your storage, while Fareeqy holds its links and manages the work around it.

The result? Video project tracking stays clear from brief to release, and the right version reaches the right person before the publish date.

How Fareeqy Maps to Your Production

Map the production units your team already recognizes, from an entire season to the final task before release.

A Weekly Cycle From Brief to Publish

1. 1

   Set Up the Production

   Create a project for the season, film, campaign, or ongoing channel, and control access when the production is private. Bring its schedule, reference files, and storage links together before they scatter across chats.

2. 2

   Build the Repeatable Path

   Split the work into pre-production, shooting, post-production, and publishing lists, or make each episode its own list. Apply a Ready task list whenever the steps repeat so an approval or handoff never disappears.

3. 3

   Lock the Brief and Clearances

   Publish the brief in Majlis and document creative direction, usage rights, and client approval in topics the team can revisit. Connect each decision to the task that carries it out so the crew and editor never work from stale instructions.

4. 4

   Track the Shoot and Post

   Give every shot, recording, or cut one assignee, a due date, and a clear priority, with the brief and media links in the task notes. Comments and task activity show what changed, what was completed, and what had to be reopened.

5. 5

   Deliver, Publish, and Learn

   Share the episode list through a public link so the client can see completed work, remaining steps, assignees, and dates without an account, then have your team publish manually to the chosen platform. After release, record performance and the decision that should improve the next production.

A Production Memory Beyond Chat Threads

Every brief, note, and approval can redirect a production, so the team needs a durable record of what changed and why before the next round begins. Each project starts with Announcement, Question, Idea, Update, and General Discussion, and your team adds media-specific categories with its own names and emoji.

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