Creator Launchpad
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Launch your next video faster
Launch your next video faster
This is now the final stretch of the project before I ship!!! I have finished the gallery section of the app, and it enables users to save their generated thumbnails, manage and delete them. This means that if there’s a thumbnail that you want to keep, you can save it to your gallery instead of needing to share or export it. Also, the prompt used to generate the thumbnail is listed at the bottom so that you could use the prompt to generate the thumbnail again.
I wanted to put a quick number of updates before shipping the project because it isn’t in a state that I am satisfied with yet. I have added dark mode support because I know that without it the app is very bright (it is practically a flashlight). I am now working on implementing a gallery system where thumbnails you have generated can be saved to the thumbnail gallery with the prompt attached. Currently you would have to share the thumbnail and then save it to your phone, so this makes it more convenient. I also added some more categories, hopefully this covers all the key areas of content creation now.
#TESTERS NEEDED
The project is now complete!
Creators can now use Creator Launchpad for their content creation, being able to generate video ideas and thumbnails, all straight from the app.
I want to put the project on Google Play, so I require at least 12 game testers before publishing.
If you want to help with my project, please email me at [email protected]
I have now implemented Gemini using Supabase to my project, enabling a user to generate video ideas. I was originally using Firebase but turns out the Spark tier didn’t let me run functions direct from the command line. Anyway, now I aim to use Stable Diffusion or some other image generator to generate the thumbnails.
I have decided to make an app for content creators, where you can input your next video idea (or even ask AI) and then get a fully generated thumbnail ready to use.
Currently I have worked on the simple UI screens, with text input and category selection. There isn’t really anything interesting to show for the app so far. The next step is to integrate the AI.
This project should be fully complete by the end of the day, and I will be releasing it on Google Play.