Hi! I'm the founder of Skitify (https://skitify.net), and this is our first public launch.
The problem. AI video models are amazing, but for a beginner they are hard to use. There are dozens of models with strange names, every site has different settings, and you get one 5–10 second clip that just stops. Making an actual little story means juggling several tools and a video editor.
What Skitify does
- Pick what you want to make, not a model. Choose a task (create a video, make someone talk, remove a background…) and a level: quick draft, balanced or best quality. Skitify picks the model. Power users can still choose any of the 70+ models directly: Seedance, Kling, Veo, Wan, Nano Banana, GPT Image and more.
- Scenes that continue. Every video is a project. Press Next scene and the new shot starts from the last frame of the previous one, so the story keeps going instead of starting over. Don't like a shot? Make another take and keep the best one.
- Editing in the same place. Scenes are already lined up on a timeline. Trim, reorder, add transitions and subtitles, and export one MP4 with no watermark.
- No surprises with money. The exact price is on the Generate button before you press it, and failed generations are refunded automatically.
Who it's for: people making TikToks, Reels and Shorts, small businesses that need a quick product video, and anyone curious about AI video who doesn't want to learn ten tools first.
What's new: the task picker for beginners, scene-by-scene projects with takes, and the built-in editor with no-watermark export. The site works in 16 languages; the iOS app is coming soon.
It's a small team and every piece of feedback goes straight into the product. If the idea makes sense to you, please support the launch - and tell me what confused you in the first two minutes.