Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Hunter, the maker of FlyAIgh. I kept hitting the same wall, and it wasn't the models — those got good fast. It was the canvas. Every AI canvas I tried is a node graph borrowed from data-flow tools. Fine for one image. But a film is eight shots, each with its own cast, props, references and continuity, and by shot three the board is spaghetti. I was spending more time managing wires than looking at footage. So FlyAIgh organises around the shot instead. Every clip on the canvas carries its own assembly panel — characters, props, scenes and reference images are made in place and used on the spot. Nothing to wire up first. To carry the action forward you drag out of a finished clip: its last two seconds become the continuation source, so the motion actually connects. Director is the other half. Give it a sentence and it opens up the concept, fixes a visual style, writes the shot list, and locks the cast so the same face carries the whole piece. Underneath sits a film-grammar knowledge graph I built by hand — 291 nodes and 2,268 typed edges covering blocking, coverage, pacing and camera movement — retrieved per beat, so the shot list argues from real film grammar instead of whatever the model feels like that day. It all runs on one credit wallet: Sora 2, VEO 3.1, Seedance 2.5, Kling V3, Hailuo 2.3, Midjourney and Nano Banana Pro, among others. The exact cost of a generation is shown before you run it. Being upfront about the free tier: the 25 signup credits cover image generation, and video runs on paid plans — upstream video costs are real and I'd rather say so here than after you sign up. PH code producthuntFLY adds 15 credits on top. Director planning is free, so you can read the concept, style and full shot list before spending anything. It's early and plenty is still rough. If you try it, tell me where it breaks — especially the canvas. That's the part I most want to get right. https://flyaigh.com

FlyAIgh

An AI video canvas organised by shot, not by wires

An AI video canvas organised by shot, not by wires