The same face, every episode
A handful of photographs become an identity kit your character is rendered from, so episode forty still looks like episode one.
Private betaIn development — sign-up opens with the MVP
One line a day. Your AI self does the rest.
Cast yourself in a daily vlog without filming one. Describe what happened, approve the storyboard, publish the episode.
Create an accountNo card. Nothing renders until you approve it.
Walked home in the rainawaiting approval
Three steps, and you approve the middle one
The order matters more than it looks. Everything before the approval is cheap; everything after it is not.
Say what happened
A line or two about your day. No script, no shot list, no camera.
Approve the storyboard
You get a scene-by-scene board with a still for each shot. Change the mood, the weather, the camera, the words — or redraw one frame on its own.
Render and publish
Only then does it cost video credits. Watch it back, re-roll any shot you do not like, and export with captions.
Built around the parts that usually go wrong
Consistency across episodes, and knowing what a render costs before it starts.
Nothing renders until you say so
Planning and storyboards are cheap by design. The expensive half waits behind an approval, and the cost is shown in full before you give it.
Six languages at launch
English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi and Bengali, each with voices the vendor has verified for that language rather than an accent approximating it.
A visible ledger
Every model call is recorded with what it cost and which provider ran it. Failed scenes are refunded automatically, not on request.