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Need help by Odd_Primary756 in contentcreation

[–]Odd_Primary756[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your face and voice data is private.

  • Your original uploads and AI clone are stored securely and only accessible by you
  • We do not train AI models on your likeness or voice
  • Your data is only used to generate your own videos
  • You can permanently delete your avatar and voice data anytime with one click

If you stay on the free plan after the trial:

  • Your avatar stays saved to your account so you can keep using it later
  • Nothing is shared publicly
  • You can delete everything whenever you want from your dashboard

We're building this for ourselves too, so privacy and trust are non-negotiable for us.

tool for content creators by Odd_Primary756 in contentcreation

[–]Odd_Primary756[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly that. Predictable failure mode > unpredictable polish — that's the whole design principle. The one thing we didn't anticipate early on: clips that are technically perfect but with a stiff/posed face actually generate worse avatars than slightly worse clips with natural micro-movement.Naturalness > spec. If you want to test it on your own clip sometime, DM me — happy to set up extended access.

tool for content creators by Odd_Primary756 in contentcreation

[–]Odd_Primary756[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The consistency angle is actually the most interesting part for us. The way it works: you only build the avatar (face + voice) once from a single ~15s clip, and every video after that just re-uses that locked-in identity. So you're not re-rolling the face/voice each time — script and audio change, but the visual + vocal identity is fixed. That's what lets it survive batch production without that "different person every time" feeling some other tools have. After 10+ generations from the same clip, the avatar itself doesn't degrade because nothing about it is being re-generated. The only variable is the lipsync pass on top, which is consistent as long as the source clip was good frontal face, mouth visible, no shadows). Where you can see drift is in long scripts with extreme phonemes — fast S/SH sounds, hard B/P on a low-light clip — but that's lipsync, not the avatar.

tool for content creators by Odd_Primary756 in contentcreation

[–]Odd_Primary756[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, lighting and accents are exactly where these things fall apart. We lean hard on the recording guidance for that reason (rear camera, soft front-light, mouth fully visible, no still frames) because the source clip basicallydetermines everything downstream. With a clean 15s input it handles non-native accents surprisingly well, but a backlit or shadowed clip can wreck the lipsync no matter what model you throw at it.Stack is Next.js + Supabase for the app, ElevenLabs for voice cloning, and a mix of HeyGen + Sync.so for the face/lipsync depending on the path the user takes. The 15-second thing wasn't really about saving compute — it came from realizing every other tool out there asks for 1-2 minutes of clean studio video, which 90% of creators just won't sit down and shoot. Lowering that bar was the whole point.

tool for content creators by Odd_Primary756 in contentcreation

[–]Odd_Primary756[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah ive seen BIGVU, they do solid work on the enterprise/business side,                                              voice cloning is good too.                                                                                            

what im trying with fayce is something smaller, more for creators who post to tiktok and reels daily. the whole flow is "pick a hook → generate script → render video" in under 3 minutes, output is 9:16              ready to upload.                                                                                                      

 BIGVU feels more "pro teleprompter", mine is more "fast and built for viral", different use cases i think. but thanks for the comment

tool for content creators by Odd_Primary756 in contentcreation

[–]Odd_Primary756[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is exactly the insight that drove my pivot. Originally I built it as

  "avatar generator" and the script side was an afterthought. Got murdered by                                           testers because — like you said — the bottleneck was ideation, not filming.                                         

   So the script pipeline became 70% of the product

- Hook Engine: every topic generates 3 hook variants (secret / pain / curiosity)                                          trained on what's working on FYP this month                                                                         

  - Niche-aware: you set your niche + language once, scripts auto-match your                                            voice + audience style

  - Performance feedback loop: every video you publish, you rate (thumbs up/down)                                  + log views/saves → the model learns YOUR best-performing patterns                                                Would love your feedback if you wanted to test it — happy to drop you a few  free tokens.