Dusan @dusans_code

Day 2 of setting up a project fully run by @bot Design of the project updated with Claude Opus 5.5 as Grok still sucks with UI work. 1 social profile created, with automation for posting set over @zernio Grok bot has access to it, planned the posting schedule and created posts. With access to @runwayml it's creating videos, measuring performance of posts and making planned updates based on performance. Routines for app helth check, seo, performace have been set.

Day 1 of setting up a project fully run by @bot . I've purchased a domain manually, gave bot access to supabase and railway, connected openseo and initial setup of the project is done. I'll be supplying the bot all the connections it needs to run fully autonomously, and let's see how the project goes over time

Finally, it was such a simple UX improvement

Dusan @dusans_code

2 months ago

@bot Is it that difficult to state if it is weekly usage remaining, or used? Users coming from different tools where usage is expressed in remaining usage, like Gemini, or Codex will find it confusing, and its a simple UX fix

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@aiwithadb Let's connecte

Drop your favorite Claude motion video 👇

Here is my video from a single prompt, and the prompt i've used: Create an exact 15-second, 16:9 premium motion-graphics launch film for Videlia (videlia.app). Brand / product: Videlia is a Shopify app for fashion and apparel stores. Merchants drop in the product photos they already have. Videlia puts those garments on an AI model and renders a short video for the product page, TikTok, or Reels. No photoshoot. No model. No video editor. Wearables only: apparel, footwear, accessories. Tagline to land: “Product photos in. AI model videos out.” Visual world (lock this look): Pure black background. Never grey. Dark matte glass UI tiles, product cards, and device frames. Light is the subject: cool cyan/blue at the open, violet through the middle, warm magenta at the close. Weave a fashion-forward accent (soft gold + bone white) into the hero slots of the palette. One idea per beat, big and centred. Never a busy composite. Hard cuts, camera push-ins, expanding rings, glass icon tiles, shockwaves. Kinetic typography that flashes — the last character typed lights white then cools. Smooth ease-in/out, squash on impact, no jitter. Storyboard — 6 beats, one continuous visual world: 0.0–2.2s Flat-lay product photo hangs in black space. A thin cyan scan-line sweeps it. Type: “Your product photo.” 2.2–5.0s The photo folds into a glass Shopify product card. A catalogue of garments fans out as tiles. Type: “Sync the catalogue you already have.” 5.0–8.0s An AI model silhouette steps into the garment. Fabric settles with weight and drape. Camera push-in on texture. Type: “Fit it to a model.” 8.0–11.2s The still becomes motion: walk cycle, turn, fabric catch. Aspect-ratio frames (9:16 / 1:1 / 16:9) snap around the same clip. Type: “One generation. Every ratio.” 11.2–13.4s Theme-block drops onto a product page. Play button hits. Shockwave. Type: “Live on the page. One click.” 13.4–15.0s Logo lockup VIDELIA + videlia.app. Final line types on: “Product photos in. AI model videos out.” Cursor blinks once. Hold. Motion rules: - Real animation craft: anticipation before each reveal, follow-through on tiles, hit-stop on the logo. - Sound-ready pacing at ~128 BPM even if you don’t score it: cuts land on beats. - No stock humans, no fake storefront clutter, no watermark, no grey UI. - End frame must read as a poster: logo, URL, tagline. Output a finished motion piece (and HTML/code if you can render it), not a storyboard description. Go all out — treat this as the showreel that would sell a $10k launch video.

It's amazing what Claude did with just a single prompt for my business motion video

@Zimal_kk 1 project lasts 6 months

Now that i've set try.cloudflare.com check out what i've been building: http://localhost:3000

And now we wait

Going from $0 to $1 is the hardest part, but today I finally crossed that line! Just made my first sale from my app. 🚀 Huge thanks to the builders who constantly share their journey and prove this is possible: @levelsio @marclou @jonathan_wilke @robj3d3

@DsMatie Let's connect. I've just recently launched my app @videlia_app

What are you using to generate model videos for your products?

videlia.app @videlia_app

a month ago

Turn product photos into videos of models wearing your products

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@jan_programmer Lets connect 👋

@siftloom Absolutely! Only the best AI models are used for generation. Quality of the generated video is the top priority

Just launched Videlia on Product Hunt! 🚀 Tired of expensive apparel photo shoots or wrestling with complicated AI workflows? I built Videlia to let Shopify store owners instantly turn standard, static product images into lifelike, AI-generated videos. Would love your support and feedback today! 👇 producthunt.com/products/videl…

Someone asked a great question about Videlia.app if fabric gets preserved when video is generated. The fabric is preserved on generation, and there is also a specific motion to select to actually zoom in on the fabric itself

@siftloom Thanks! It does keep the fabric texture, and it also has an option to chose the motion where it zoom in on the fabric 👇

We must pace the frontier

@Joi2James Videlia.app just launched on Product Hunt today

@denicmarko PHP, jQuery