Like many builders, we found ourselves constantly switching tools just to test different models or creative directions. Each platform felt limited to a single workflow or use case. So we decided to build a space that’s more modular, exploratory, and creator-first.
Kinkora focuses on:
Supporting popular generative models
Making experimentation fast and enjoyable
Laying the foundation for a creative community, not just a generator
Our long-term goal isn’t just “generate content”, but to create a place where creators can play, iterate, and discover new ideas as models and techniques evolve.
We’re early, actively iterating, and would love feedback from fellow indie builders on:
Feature direction
Community mechanics
Creator-friendly workflows
Happy to answer any questions
heavenlxj•1mo ago
I'm the maker of Kinkora. We built this as a creative playground that brings together multiple mainstream image and video generation models in one place, making it easier to experiment, compare outputs, and iterate on ideas.
This is a major update from an earlier version, with expanded model support, improved UX, and clearer creative workflows. We’re still early and would really appreciate any feedback from the community.
Happy to answer questions.
giancarlostoro•1mo ago
mannanj•1mo ago
giancarlostoro•1mo ago
heavenlxj•1mo ago
We are currently re-reviewing the models we support and will not rely on front-end filtering alone. In addition to stricter automated checks, we’re increasing human review where appropriate and adding safeguards at multiple layers of the system.
We’re actively evaluating further measures and, if necessary, will remove or restrict certain models as we iterate.
Thanks for raising this — it’s an important discussion and one we’re addressing carefully.