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I have been experimenting with a workflow where you describe a project in natural language and get a motion graphics style presentation generated automatically.

Instead of building slides manually, the idea is to prompt something like:

“Explain a startup that helps people share unused parking spaces. Use simple animated scenes and icons to show the problem, the solution, and how the app works.”

The system generates a sequence of animated scenes that visually explain the concept, similar to short explainer videos used in startup pitches.

What I find interesting is that this shifts the focus from design to narrative. You describe the story you want to tell, and the visuals adapt to it.

I am curious whether people see this becoming a practical way to present ideas, or if motion graphics still require manual design to feel polished and professional.

Hey HN, I built Aimote, a tool that turns text prompts into rendered motion graphics and animated content. You describe what you want "a cinematic intro for a tech startup with glowing particles" and it generates the graphics, renders, and gives you a downloadable video. You can then iterate via chat: "make the text bigger, change the colors to blue, add a fade-out." How it works: You write a prompt (optionally attach reference images) AI generates The server renders it to MP4 If rendering fails, AI auto-fixes the code and retries You refine via chat with surgical edits r Formats: landscape (16:9), portrait (9:16), square (1:1), and ultrawide.

Would love feedback on the output quality and what use cases you'd find useful.

I receive a lot of requests as a freelancer to deploy specific smart contracts for tracking.

The products are different but the core is always same - so I made this automatic generator that allows no-code people to have their own personalized smart contracts on-chain in few minutes.

If you are into blockchain, try this, can be useful if you need proof of a document or a product.

Thank you for the review!

The whole system runs on its own blockchain built with Hyperledger Besu. Transactions are completely free, and the network runs at a speed of 1 block per second.

The main goal of the webapp is to generate smart contracts for product tracking while also creating a user interface to interact with them.

I’m putting a lot of effort into it, and every day I find something new to integrate or improve. But since I often see posts suggesting to launch early and start collecting feedback, I decided to put together a demo and release it for testing.

A blockchain-based social network designed to ensure the absolute immutability of content. Once a post is published, it becomes permanently recorded on the blockchain, making it impossible to edit or delete. This guarantees a transparent, censorship-resistant, and tamper-proof system where information remains unchanged over time.

Users can create posts and engage in discussions through comments, knowing that their contributions will always be preserved. Additionally, the platform offers a privacy feature that allows posts to be marked as private. In such cases, access is restricted, and only individuals with the corresponding cryptographic key can view the content.

By leveraging blockchain technology, this platform provides a decentralized and trustless environment where digital permanence is fundamental.

Pintercall allows to automate incoming calls with pre-built workflows.

Pintercall is focused on managing b2b inbound leads, the goal is to solve specific problems (currently 4 supported: customer service & support, survey, appointment booking and follow ups), providing small/medium size businesses with plug and play solutions.

the plan is to make it better :/

Thank you for your feedback! The intent was just to test if it would be used, and this was accomplished!

Shortly will come up with more informations about Lexy's foundation.

Hey there! Thank you for your feedback, we just coded and launched it right away. Shortly will be public a page with further informations about the platform and who is behind :)

You are right! Google is one of Lexy's results providers.

Hi there! thank you for your feedback!

Lexy has improved a lot since your comment (and it still does), you are right, the first beta skd.

Check it now :)

Actually Google return the result: Vince McMahon

also; -Brave -Bing

I am from Rome but I don't think we have different informations in querying ahah

:) Lexy integrate Google

Hi :) thank you!

Lexy's main goal is to provide fast answers with references, the accuracy come from search results as it is focused on that memory (we are improving it day-by-day). The focus is particularly on the user query by enhancing it with proper dorking by understanding his intent.

Of course the main rule is 'NO ADS'.

We are wrapping different search engines, Lexy don't want to compete them, just provide a better experience (clear, simple and referenced).

Hello there!

Social search finds discussions and people around communities, the credit usage was removed from here and made it free.

The results are coming mostly from Google and Brave search, we are planning to wrap also other search engines (considering still which ones).

These days we are building and testing new search engine experiences, trying to understand what users actually need.

To date, we found out that most of searches became a prompt rather than a simple keyword query, this means that the need of an accurate answer is growing instead of doing a self-research on every page

-What are your thoughts about this topic? -Do you still use search engines? -What do you think about new UX like Perplexity?

Basically we are testing every strategy to acquire as much feedbacks as we can in order to launch a succesful V1 for the community.

Currently the webapp is in BETA and we are improving and deploying a new version almost every day.

The most important goal now is to make an easy way to find answers to the user's query without getting ads or unwanted content

Just try it out and let us know if the experience got your attention :)

I've been working with a friend for the past 3 months to this new search engine experience. Basically it gives dorking an UI and integrate AI to analyze semantically the content. The platform is still in beta and we are improving day by day, now we just would like to acquire as much feedbacks as possible to launch a useful V1 for all the community

Our core policy is to run a search engine without relying on ads and instead showing organic content that users actually want

So we basically launched a first beta of a search engine some days ago and received lots of useful insights that makes us improving the general UX every day.

We still didn't convert anything to paying users but we started acquiring the first registered users and that is already a good starting point that makes us understand how to continue

The platform relies on multiple engines, mostly Brave and Google and our plan would be to improve the information retrieval without the annoying ads that fks up the UX when searching for a fast and accurate information.

The goal now is acquire as much feedback as we can and understand what community really wants in their search experience

I've been working with a friend for the past 3 months to this new search engine experience. Basically it gives dorking an UI and integrate AI to analyze semantically the content. The platform is still in beta and we are improving day by day, now we just would like to acquire as much feedbacks as possible to launch a useful V1 for all the community