Your team ships real work every week. Most of it dies as one line in a release note that three people open. I turn it into something people watch, share, and remember — without inventing anything.
You ship a feature, I turn it into a short motion piece. Real UI, real changelog, real data — nothing generated. One build delivers 16:9, vertical and square.
Bespoke motion design from scratch — launch films, product explainers, brand pieces. Same standard, built around your look.
Zed shipped in-thread search for their AI agent panel — one line in their changelog. I rebuilt it as a 15-second motion piece. Every word on screen comes from their own release. A concept, not a commissioned job: public repo, verifiable source.
Short, data-driven recaps built directly from real release data. Every number, every line traces back to a verifiable source.
Every figure comes from the GitHub API. Every claim comes from a real diff or a real changelog. The AI writes the voiceover prose — it never touches facts or pixels. That's the line between a real piece and an auto-generated template.
16:9, 9:16, 1:1 — same piece, ready for every channel.
Your colors, your logo, your voice. It looks like it came from inside your team, because it's built on your real material.
Let's make it visible. One message, everything in writing.