
ImagineArt
ImagineArt combines image, video and audio creation with editing, specialized studios and a node-based canvas for repeatable creative workflows.
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ImagineArt combines image, video and audio creation with editing, specialized studios and a node-based canvas for repeatable creative workflows.

Loova generates and edits images and videos, with an Infinite Canvas for planning scenes and plan-dependent credits, model access and concurrency.

Dograh builds voice-agent workflows using selectable speech, model and telephony components. It offers open-source self-hosting and managed routes; external provider usage and...

MedAlly is a clinical AI platform that connects ambient documentation with diagnostic review, coding, safety checks, and follow-up workflows for physicians.

AISongCreator generates songs from text prompts or lyrics, with vocal and instrumental options, tracks up to eight minutes, and related tools for vocal removal, stems, MIDI, mastering,...
Subject.so generates narrative stories, consistent characters and scenes, storyboards, and final videos from an idea or uploaded reference materials.

Wan 2.6 is JXP’s short-form AI video generator for text, image, and reference-video inputs, with advertised multi-shot storytelling, synchronized native audio, and output up to 1080p...

MyClone creates AI-powered digital twins that use a professional’s knowledge and voice to qualify leads, answer questions, and book meetings.

Wan 2.6 generates short AI videos and images from text, images, video references, and audio with advertised 1080p output and synchronized sound.
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