An ad built from scratch is a lottery — brief, keyframes, prayer. Clone starts from a reel that already won instead: yours, or a competitor's whose numbers you envy. Upload the garments and it splits the reference into shots, maps a product to every cut, and rebuilds the edit on the model you picked. Fifteen minutes, same structure, your brand. 🎬

Flatlays in, on-model campaigns out. Upload a flatlay or a ghost-mannequin shot, pick the model, the pose and the backdrop, and get photoreal stills for every SKU — plus catalogue video that moves: model walks, 360° spins, reels cut for the feed. 📸

The self-serve one. Catalogue videos and reels bought by the credit, priced for a whole catalogue rather than a campaign — hundreds of SKUs each getting the same treatment, without hundreds of shoots. 🎞️

Works out the carbon footprint of your commute so your employer can offset it — daily nudges, map tracking, a calendar of where you've been, social logins, a few languages. One monorepo, both stores. 🍃

Pigs and hogs at war over territory, and you can buy the pigs. An NFT game and the marketplace around it. 🐷

A world you own the map of — lands, artifacts and units are all NFTs, and you send units into the arena to take them off other players. 🤖

The same idea pointed at the metaverse — an NFT marketplace of its own. 🃏

A dual-platform app for curly hair — a hair diary, an Instagram-shaped feed with carousels and reels, likes, comments, tagging and product reviews.
The business has since moved on to AI shoots.

The sites for the two big fests on campus — rebuilt every year around a new theme, for a few thousand people deciding what to go and see.