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Introducing Remocn Studio. Waitlist for early access. This is what I've been working on for the past several months. I made every video in Claude Code, and over and over I kept repeating the same thing. "Why not build myself an app that gets rid of this," I thought...

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→ Inspect. Select an element right on the video and say what to do with it

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→ Snapshot. Take a screenshot right on the video and say what to do with it

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→ Pipeline. Tell it what video you need. Remocn Studio builds the production chain. - Analytics. Analyze the project you're making the video for. - Brand. Assemble a brand book, or use an existing one. - Script. Write the script - Build & Review. Put it all together, render it, and check it.

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→ Assets & Components. Save all your footage to a local library and reuse it across different videos. Made a few videos and need to stitch them together? Select them in Assets and say "merge these." Save images, video, audio... Remotion components too. Yes, an actual piece of code, a ready-made animation, reusable in another video. Building out a video production line - the beauty of it is you pull common animations out into a library and reuse them elsewhere. The AI won't reinvent it and burn tokens - it'll just copy the existing one. And yes, a ready-made set from Remocn is included too.

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→ Motion Knowledge. A base of skills and practices about motion design. You don't need to spell out techniques in detail they're already built in, and the AI will use them.

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Join the waitlist. I'll be handing out the beta version soon. Check out Remocn - drop a star. Check out Remocn Studio - drop a star. Any financial support would be greatly appreciated

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This looks like an amazing pipeline for directing motion 🤌

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Oh yeah. Remocn Studio is the director's chair :DD

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It's good idea

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This is the kind of AI product I find much more interesting: not adding AI to an existing workflow, but throwing the old workflow away entirely.

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Mac only why????? 😭 but also great job with this

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I'll think about adding other platforms later. It's technically possible. I just don't want to support many platforms from the start

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makes perfect sense. mo platforms mo problems as they say

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Absolutely crazy man 🔥

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Yeah. Thanks!

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Looks really good!

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Thanks!

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I came out of my cave when I saw this just to say what a crazy ecosystem @kapish_dima is creating with Remocn!

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How is this different from @Remotion ?

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Remocn is a set of ready-made animations built with Remotion. Remocn Studio is an app that uses Remotion to create videos, but adds a set of tools that make video production easier: ready-made animations, an asset library, selecting elements right in the video player, and building videos without timelines, keyframes, etc. - all through AI Chat.

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Open source??

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crazy . damn

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@anc1entc0de

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Curious to try, but don’t really understand how you can have granular control without a timeline

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Ohh insta waitlisted 🔥 can’t wait to test this out!

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Prompt-based video editing without timelines or keyframes is a bold direction. Remocn Studio looks like a fresh take on creative control.

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big come back. excited guys

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looking forward to trying it out but already have my own version and works great all is fully automated, but I don't want to loose the option to add manual corrections or touches if needed, Cursor design mode works great for that with Remotion.

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Loved it

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Damm Amazing

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