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StillTalk
A photo that talks back. Live on your device, not video.
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A photo that talks back. Live on your device, not video.
8 followers
StillTalk turns one generated photo into a character that talks. Your device draws every frame live in the browser; the server sends only speech and compact movement data. Five characters, six languages, or type your own sentence. No signup. Engine built with GPT-6 Astra.
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Piotr, founder of StillTalk.
StillTalk turns one generated photo into a character that talks, and it is not video. Your device draws every frame live in the browser. The server sends only speech and compact movement data: no video stream, no cloud renderer billing by the minute.
Try it now, no signup: pick one of five characters, one of six languages, play a tongue twister, or type your own sentence and hear it spoken.
The Astra story: GPT-6 Astra designed and implemented the rendering engine, the articulation, the calibration and the tests. My job was to set the quality bar and keep saying "not yet": a blink sitting too high, a mouth shape that worked in Polish but not in French. We found this challenge on Saturday, September 12. The engine worked with one character. Over the next day Astra built four more, and two of them needed very few corrections from me, because every earlier fix had already become an automated check.
For scale: 1.8B+ tokens in the StillTalk thread alone, and 817M on our busiest single day. That includes reused context. It measures the work, not a bill.
Honest limits: live typing runs on a free speech pool with per-person limits. If it runs out, every prepared line still plays.
Next: a commercial API, a wider character library, and a beta for creating a character from your own photo.
This is the result of one very intense sprint. I'm happy with where it is, and I'm still calibrating every day, so it will only get better from here.
I'd love your feedback: which character feels most alive, and where does the lip-sync break in your language? I'm here all day.