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Capturable is an AI production studio, not a clip generator. Most AI video tools hand you a disconnected 5-second clip and wish you luck assembling a video. Capturable takes you from script to finished film: plan the scenes, generate them with characters that stay consistent shot to shot, then edit everything on a real multi-track timeline. It runs on Capturable Gen 2 — our own self-hosted model on hardware we own — which is why our free tier actually generates video every week instead of being a "free account" that can't create anything until you pay.

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Three reasons. First, you leave with a finished video, not fragments — script-to-video planning, a storyboard, and a real timeline editor turn one idea into a complete production. Second, character consistency: locked character references and frame-chaining keep your cast identical across every scene — the thing single-shot tools like Runway, Pika, and Sora can't do. Third, independence: we host our own model (with smart fallback to leading external models), so we're not a reseller who vanishes when a vendor changes prices or shuts off an API. Free every week with no card required; paid plans from $19.99/mo.

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We're launching publicly in July 2026, so we're not name-dropping logos yet — and we won't invent any. Our earliest users are e-commerce brands producing product ads, marketing agencies delivering client video, and independent creators. Ask us again in six months.

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Businesses that need video but don't have a production budget: e-commerce and DTC brands turning product photos into scroll-stopping ads, agencies and freelancers delivering client video without hiring a crew, and creators making UGC-style content with consistent characters. Developers can drive it through the API and the Claude skill. And — deliberately — everyday people with a cool idea: the free weekly tier exists so anyone can make something real before spending a dollar.

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Our founder first attempted an AI video startup years ago and shut it down — the technology simply wasn't there. When generative video finally crossed the threshold, he went all-in. A software architect who's been programming since age 12 (15 years professionally), he took a leap of faith and bought his own server hardware so "free" could actually mean free: if ChatGPT had charged before the first prompt, it never would have worked. He's 34, raising three daughters, and building Capturable on a long-term belief in the human element — technology that keeps actors and performers in the picture rather than erasing them, and a company that employs people as it grows.

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Capturable runs on a modern, battle-tested stack — TypeScript, React, Node.js, PostgreSQL — but the technology that matters is underneath: Capturable Gen 2, our own generation models running on infrastructure we own and operate. That vertical integration is deliberate. It gives us a structural cost advantage over tools that resell someone else's API, funds a free tier competitors can't afford to copy, and means no single AI vendor can raise our prices or shut us down. An intelligent routing layer also taps leading external video, voice, and image models when a job calls for them, so customers always get the best available result. On top sits the production engine itself — planning, generation, and a full timeline editor in one integrated pipeline, delivered on web and desktop.