Building a "Netflix for AI-generated video" — would love early feedback

Hey PH 👋

I've been building Tulip — a curated streaming catalog specifically for AI-generated film and drama. Launching here on August 1st, but wanted to share it with this community first and get some real feedback before then.

The problem I kept running into: AI video went from novelty to a genuinely fast-growing category almost overnight — festival-screened short films, vertical dramas with hundreds of millions of views — but it's completely unorganized. Buried in YouTube's algorithm next to everything else, no real way to browse it as its own thing.

So Tulip is built like a real streaming service: browsable rows, mood-based discovery (Revenge, Isekai, Rags-to-Riches, that kind of thing), human-curated (not just keyword-matched), 12 languages. Every video plays through YouTube's own official player — nothing's hosted or re-uploaded.

The part I care most about: Subscribe and Like on Tulip are real actions on the creator's actual YouTube channel. Not fake engagement, not a walled garden — every view, sub, and like goes straight to the person who made it. The whole point is sending audiences to creators, not siphoning attention away from them.

Would genuinely love thoughts before launch:

• Does "streaming catalog for AI video" make immediate sense as a concept, or does it need more explaining?

• What would make you actually come back to something like this regularly?

• Anyone here making AI video themselves? There's a "Submit Your Channel" link on the site — would love to feature you.

tulipcinema.com if you want to poke around before the official launch.