Quick Look now shows the real thing — peek at a project’s script, stills, voice, and cut right from the shelf, without opening it.
Every feature, improvement, and fix — pinned up as we ship them. We write them like notes to a friend.
The whole place got a glow-up — full-screen windows on a warm canvas, plus a redesigned showcase, blog, "Why VidFlow," and pricing.
When a video wraps, VidFlow suggests your next episode — make it now, or schedule a whole series. Shorts included.
Stripe checkout at /checkout — pay with card or a wallet (Apple Pay / Google Pay / Link) through one Payment Element, or switch to crypto.
Referral program — share your link, your friend lands 25 credits on signup, and you earn 50 the first time they top up.
Channels are the parent of projects. Pick one when you start; the home shelf leads with them.
The workspace works like a real desktop now — windows you can move, resize, and minimize.
Project duplication from the projects shelf.
Production stage rewritten end-to-end with a voice preview endpoint.
Loaders, errors, and status notes across the app got a warmer, more human voice — less robotic boilerplate.
Sign in, top up credits, and build inside the studio window — the foundation this year’s releases are built on.
Public launch — Quick mode spins up a whole film in one click, and Director mode hands you every stage.
Idea, Script, Visual, Voice, and Reel — the five-stage pipeline that still drives every video today.
Founded in Lisbon and Los Angeles — the first time a single prompt turned into a finished video. (Private beta.)