Reimagined Feed: a feed unlike traditional social media, letting you easily see the prompt and model used for each creation, get inspired, and explore top curated models’ performance. No more sifting through noise and guessing how those amazing AI content is made.

Template Remixing: Creators can share their work as reusable templates, letting others remix and build on them for fast, inspired creation.

Curated Models: Handpick the best-performing models for images, videos, audio, and text. Creators don’t need to search, configure, test and most importantly pay for countless models, think Costco—you don’t need more choices, just the best ones, and ready to use.

Infinite Canvas: Redesigned the workflow allow creators to create content in any media form on an infinite workspace, easily prompting, dragging and dropping to combine creations into complete works.

What I mean is recently, on TikTok and Twitter, there’s been an increasing amount of AI-generated content. However, on one hand, these social media platforms don’t allow others to intuitively see the prompts and models used for these impressive AI creations. On the other hand, creators are using various other AI tools to complete their work before uploading it to these platforms. Although these social media platforms are integrating AI creation features, their integration with existing create feature is either too simplistic or too bloated. When we got better smartphone cameras, people didn’t just post photos on Pinterest,Instagram emerged. People didn’t just upload short videos shot on their phones to YouTube, TikTok was born. So, my question is: will the new creative capabilities brought by AI spark an explosion of AI-driven content narratives, and give rise to a new kind of social media platform.