The idea is to make it easy to browse and watch films made with AI tools, explore what people are creating, and surface interesting work in one place.
Basically, it's a free streaming platform built specifically for AI movies, short films, and series. So far, YouTube has been the place to go for this, but it's a feed-style UI with random films mixed in among other videos; there’s no curation by genre, no context, and it was never designed for films. By now, as part of this we've built the largest curated AI films database while trying to keep quality standards reasonably high.
Work is now shifting toward the functionality to create films there together with others. You can find people with shared interests and complementary skills, then combine your strengths to make better films more quickly. Projects in progress can be joined or contributed to. Within projects, film resources are kept well organized; creating new ones can happen outside the site or with our alpha-stage studio. Users can submit ideas and feedback or apply to become co-director.
There are also several other unique and novel features, like our time machine.
You started by curating AI films, but you're now moving toward helping people make them together.
What convinced you that collaboration belongs inside the same product instead of remaining a destination purely for discovering great AI films?