Mark Lane

I appreciate having complex tools when I need full control, but I also understand the appeal of an all-in-one solution for quicker projects. Animate AI seems like it strikes the perfect balance, offering efficiency without compromising on quality

I've been working on a customer support agent that integrates with existing systems and answers queries straight away.

I keep a dedicated folder for every project and meeting. Each one has its own notes, so I don't mix up details. It's a simple system but it works like a charm.

This projects sounds great. Once it's online, just let me know, and I'll happily promote it and share it with everyone I know.

I'm unsure if AI images count as art. They look great, but they lack the emotional depth a human artist brings.

I think specific content builds trust and loyalty, while broad content sparks curiosity and pulls in people who didn't even know they needed the product.

Would it be possible to sync the timer with my to-do-list so that it automatically switches between tasks based on my priorites?

I didn’t have a well-prepared post-launch plan which affected how I followed up with users. After the launch I felt like I missed opprtunities to continue the conversation.

I like the idea of keeping my content more controlled and experimenting with non-followers first. It could save me from sharing something that's not ready.

Adobe PDF Services API has been reliable for me in the past. It offers a lot of customization, so it could handle your checkbox style and keep the forms editable.

One feature I'd personally love is an AI collaborator for creative projectts.