ForthWrite's answer

Next.js, React, Supabase, Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Stripe, Vercel, Chrome Extensions API

FLIK's answer:

FLIK is available as a native mobile app and a web app, built with Flutter for the frontend (enabling a single, consistent experience across iOS, Android, and web) and Go (Golang) for the backend. This modern, high-performance stack lets a lean team ship quickly across every platform while keeping the app fast and reliable.

ForthWrite's answer

ForthWrite learns your writing style from your actual sent mail, not a generic prompt. Every draft sounds like you wrote it because it was trained on how you actually write. It also auto-drafts replies before you open your inbox, so your email is partially handled before your day starts.

FLIK's answer:

FLIK is the only professional platform that brings a whole creative career into one home. Instead of juggling separate tools for finding collaborators, applying for jobs, discovering funding, booking residencies, and running projects, FLIK combines all of it in one verified community built specifically for storytellers. Its standout feature is the funding board, which surfaces the grants and funds your project qualifies for based on your team, turning hours of research into a curated list. FLIK isn't a single tool, it's a complete creative ecosystem, built by a working artist for working artists.

ForthWrite's answer

Most AI email tools give you a blank box and a "write for me" button. ForthWrite builds a voice profile from your sent history and gets more accurate with every draft you edit or send. Unlike ChatGPT or Gemini, it works natively inside Gmail and Outlook with no copy-paste. Unlike Lavender, it writes the draft, not just scores it.

FLIK's answer:

Most platforms in this space make you pay just to be listed or seen, and many are owned by investment firms whose priority isn't the artist. FLIK is free to join and built around a simple belief: talent has never been the problem, access is. Rather than renting you visibility, FLIK gives you the whole toolkit, collaborators, jobs, funding, residencies, a marketplace, and a real community, in one place, with every member verified so you're connecting with genuine industry people, not spam or bots. It's a home, not a toll booth. It's a place that lets you create on your own terms, instead of buying lottery tickets to be visible on big platforms in the hope of a win. The future of filmmaking is writing and telling your own stories, and with today's technological advances, that's easier than ever. We believe AI is part of that future, and we intend to integrate it into the workflow, empowering independent artists to create work on small budgets, on their own terms, with a vibrant community of collaborators and creatives around the world.

ForthWrite's answer

Professionals who send high volumes of relationship-critical email and cannot afford to sound generic: lawyers, financial advisors, recruiters, account executives, consultants, and founders managing their own inbox.

FLIK's answer:

FLIK is built for storytellers across film, theatre, and TV, filmmakers, actors, screenwriters, directors, theatre-makers, composers, and crew, at every stage of their careers, from students and recent graduates to working professionals. It especially serves creatives who feel scattered across too many platforms, who've lost their network after graduating or moving cities, and who want a professional home where they can find their people, their work, and their funding in one place, no matter where in the world they are. It's a global community. Since the pandemic, the industry has shifted drastically. Actors no longer need to live in Paris to audition for a Netflix show, they can be on Ibiza, filming a self-tape in their studio. The industry has never been more mobile or more connected, and yet the space for it online doesn't exist. Everyone is scattered across platforms, paying for nothing. The people who need FLIK are the artists who take matters into their own hands, the independent creatives who are always working, hustling, making. Because the big break only ever comes to those who've been working independently for years before anyone "discovered" them.

ForthWrite's answer

Built out of frustration with AI writing tools that produce text that sounds nothing like the person sending it, and as a way to handle large amounts of daily email. The core insight was that your sent mail is the best training data you already have, and no tool was using it.

FLIK's answer:

On my 27th birthday, I was deep in two scripts, working on them for months, travelling across Europe, annoying everyone who'd listen with drafts and rewrites nobody cared about as much as I did. If you create and write stories, you know that feeling. Around then, I kept thinking about an actor who walked away from the UK industry because she realised she was trapped in a service industry, one where you, the creative, are both the product and the one paying for the service. Always: update your headshots. Join this casting platform, €400 a year (where winning the lottery seems more likely than booking a job). One more workshop. Always one payment away from a door that never quite opens. So I went looking for somewhere better, and found a black hole. Scattered forums, Facebook groups, platforms that weren't built for this. I'd trained at some of the best performing arts schools in the world, Oxford School of Drama and the RCS, and built an incredible network of talented people, friends from California, Australia, Chile, Canada, Paris, me from Switzerland. After graduation, we all dispersed, and kept in touch through Facebook group chats and Instagram follows. There was no vibrant space that was actually ours. And Facebook just doesn't cut it. So I woke up that birthday thinking: somebody needs to fix this. I'm going to build a home for storytellers, so people who graduate can keep their network alive, find their first gig, find their crew, their audience, their feedback loop. I taught myself to code, built prototype after prototype, and then found Vanja Nenadovic, my co-founder and developer, who took it further than I could alone. FLIK is a professional home for storytellers. The belief underneath it is simple: talent has never been the problem. Access is. And it's time that changed.

FLIK's answer:

FLIK is in its founding chapter, building a global community of individual storytellers, filmmakers, actors, writers, directors, and crew, so: Independent filmmakers Actors and performers Screenwriters and playwrights Directors and theatre-makers Composers and crew