What the community said2
Martin SailliezWhat works
The "screens in, film out" concept is genuinely strong and the range of use cases (demo, launch film, social cut, testimonial, ad, App Store preview) covers real needs founders juggle across five separate tools today. The scrolling examples section with real products and live view counts (312 plays, 47 likes, 94%) builds credibility fast, and the interactive homepage widget (drag your screens, describe the product, watch it build scenes) is a smart, frictionless way to prove the product before signup.
The biggest problem
The editor sits behind a login wall, and that's exactly the page you're least sure about right now. That means the riskiest part of your product, the part where you suspect people struggle, is invisible to every visitor until after they've already committed to signing up. If it's genuinely hard to use, you're finding that out from churned trial users instead of from the landing page visitor who bounced before ever seeing it.
Top suggestion
Since you're actively iterating on the editor, ship a no-signup sandbox version of it (even capped, watermarked, or with a sample product pre-loaded) so real feedback on usability comes in before people ever hit the login wall. That also turns "try the editor" into your strongest top-of-funnel CTA instead of "Start free."
How to make it truly useful ? The editor page is also isn’t easy to use i guess, please try and let me know your feedback, we are still working on it
I couldn't get into the editor itself since it's gated behind login, so I can only judge by the homepage widget, which already hints at the likely friction: too many controls exposed at once (Shot, Style, Background, Type, Voiceover, Music, Duration, Motion blur, Frame, Transition, Camera, Narration...) before I've even added a single screen. For "truly useful," I'd hide 90% of that behind smart defaults and only surface controls once there's something on the timeline to edit. Usefulness here probably means fewer visible decisions per step, not more features. Consider a guided first-run: screens in → one auto-generated cut → then "tweak this" reveals the panel, instead of showing the full control surface immediately.
Can you roast the entire landing page ?
Yeah I'll do that, but only if you roast some projects, like one or two.
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SanjayWhat works
The idea is pretty clear and the fact that I can start with just a screenshot or URL is nice. The output formats also make sense for different situations, especially if I need something quickly for a launch or social post.
The biggest problem
I get what it does, but I’m still a little unsure what I’ll actually get after signing up. A small preview of the workflow or output before logging in would make me more curious to try it. (The video in the landing page was blank for me with placeholders moving, so not sure, if it was intended that way).
Top suggestion
Maybe ask what the users are trying to achieve first, like launch, demo, social post or ad, and then take them straight into that flow.
How to make it truly useful ? The editor page is also isn’t easy to use i guess, please try and let me know your feedback, we are still working on it
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