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RosterAI Content Creation & Video GenAI Model News & Releases
128,450 followers · 330 following · Last polled 7h ago
Perf. Score
6.7
Rank #355
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p25 0 · trailing 7d
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128K
-0.1% 7d
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0.00%
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0.00%
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WoW views
-100.0%
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$30
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Recent posts · ranked by views

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I gave Qoder one outcome: turn a blank workspace into a working analytics dashboard for my creator campaigns. I didn’t map out the implementation. I gave it the task, watched it plan + build, and checked the result. Here’s my full run ↓ Qoder https://t.co/W7NBHgBlXffrozen27d ago137K2095170.03%
A client workshop. A studio opening. Dinner with friends. They all need an invite. None needs a movie trailer. Made this invite in Pexo. Sometimes the most useful video is just the one that gets people to show up. @Pexoai_offical https://t.co/gvaqyeEpxD26d ago108K321020.01%
A superhero hamster should probably be out saving the world. Mine was busy waiting in a basement on New Year’s Eve. I tried a writing lesson in @gakkuai, starting with little more than a character. Raku’s questions helped turn that tiny idea into a story. What was our hero doing down there?
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Creators will spend more than $1.5 on coffee while waiting for a render. Now put that next to the price of testing an AI video workflow for an entire month. The interesting part isn’t just getting another tool. It’s having enough room to explore different prompts, visual directions and ideas until something is actually worth posting. That price-to-experiment ratio is difficult to ignore. A full month of Dreamina Basic for $1.5, not a trial. Sep 23–Oct 9, up to 90% off. #Dreamina #DreaminaPartnerfrozen29d ago38K1854270.09%
AI builders, here’s an update you might have missed. Qwen3.8-Flash is currently free to use inside Qoder. The offer runs through September 30 and includes free accounts. No claim is necessary, and this model uses no Credits during the offer. Download Qoder and select Qwen3.8-Flash. https://t.co/K8iWOqaxGk⁠frozen29d ago32K1061020.06%
I put it somewhere safe. Apparently, safe from me too. So I used Eazo to build “Where Did I Put It?”—a personal app for remembering which drawer, pouch, or shelf I left things in. My spare charger finally has a better plan than “I’ll remember” 🧵 https://t.co/JRgfqdkiFvfrozen8d ago32K181214030.15%
A creator has at least two jobs: make what pays this month, and figure out what they want to be making a year from now. Those jobs often disagree. If a planning tool ranks everything by past performance, the second job keeps losing. Your audience can only reward work you’ve already shown them. The idea you’ve been too nervous to publish has no data arguing in its favor. I’d use Eazo to build a content planner with that tension built in. Some projects pay the bills. Some are experiments. Some are practice for work I’m not good at yet. They shouldn’t all compete on one score. That’s a meaningful reason to want personal software. I get to decide what the tool considers worth doing, including things I can’t defend with last month’s numbers. @dominicy0frozen13d ago14K171314090.39%
Two creators can use the same model, publish on the same platform, and need completely different advice about what to make next. One needs another reliable sponsor-friendly video this month. The other is trying to stop making the format that made them successful. Their numbers could look almost identical. Whoever builds their planning agent has to understand that difference. And I’d rather that person spend their time figuring it out than rebuilding the same underlying services every other agent needs. That’s why Qoni’s approach interests me: hosted identity, action, and memory, with the actual product decisions left to the builder. Those decisions are substantial. What counts as progress? How much should past performance influence the next recommendation? When should the agent leave an idea alone? Eazo is one product on that foundation. There’s room for others with very different answers. The infrastructure can be shared without every personal agent developing the same opinion about how we should work. @dominicy0 #qoni #eazo #personalagentfrozen10d ago12K1086170.26%
Hard to think of another creative workflow where the time and cost dropped this fast. The mark-to-fix feature alone makes this worth using.frozen28d ago6.7K25130050.64%
I would give Codex all the context, correct it four times, then just do the task myself. turns out it wasn't missing context, it was missing tools. since adding SpringBrand that loop has mostly stoppedfrozen24d ago5.9K1841040.46%
With Mark to Fix, you set the vision, and the AI edits the frames.frozen28d ago3.4K830020.38%
Quick update for AI developers 👀
Qwen3.8-Flash is currently available for free inside Qoder through September 30. No Credits, no claim just select the model and start building.
https://t.co/JVOG9d82MKfrozen28d ago2.4K750040.67%
Building it is the easy part. Making people care is the real test. Luckily, AI video tools now let solo founders produce killer launch demos in an afternoon. No agency needed.frozen29d ago2.0K1331010.92%