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If you make a handful of clips a month rather than dozens, subscription tools charge you for the months you didn't use. nixm's credits sit there until you need them. If you care where your prompts and references end up, most tools keep them indefinitely; nixm keeps them for seven days, then nothing. And you can try it without an account — the first video is free, so the comparison is a few minutes of your time, not a plan you have to cancel later. Where Runway, Kling or Seedance beat nixm is in raw model breadth and reference-control features; nixm is the choice when the pricing model and the storage model matter more than the feature list.

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PHP, Supabase (Postgres and storage), Redis, n8n for workflow automation, Stripe for payments, and fal.ai for model inference. Analytics via Google Analytics.

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Built by a designer who's been on the web since the early 2000s, after two things kept bothering him: every video tool wanted a monthly plan with credits that reset, and every chat tool kept a record of everything typed into it. nixm is the opposite of both — credits you buy once and keep, and a place to think that writes nothing down. The video workflow comes from a director's instinct: get the still frame right first, then set it in motion. Solo, self-funded, built in public.

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Creators who want a finished shot, not a credits dashboard — people making short clips for Reels, Shorts, pitches, product stills or greetings, who'd rather pay for what they render than subscribe. And a second group who use the chat side: people who want to think something through out loud without leaving a transcript anywhere.

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Two things most AI tools get wrong. Pricing: nixm charges one credit per cinematic video clip, bought once and never expiring — no monthly plan, no daily allowance that resets, no "unlimited" tier with hidden throttles. Privacy: nothing you type is written to a database. Each session distils to a small signal that dissolves after seven days, and uploaded reference stills dissolve with it. The video itself renders with dialogue, score and ambience in a single pass — sound is native, not added afterwards.