We gave Mochine eyes.

Before you see a new Motion Kit, Mochine renders it, measures it, looks at it, and fixes what's off.

Having a good eye is what makes a designer good. You notice the text is too light against the background, the logo is touching the headline, the lower third runs off the edge. Most AI design tools don't notice any of that. They hand you the mistake and let you find it.

Mochine now checks its own work.

How it works

When Mochine builds a Motion Kit, it doesn't hand it straight to you. First it:

  1. Renders it in a real browser, the same way it'll appear in your video.
  2. Measures it. Is there enough contrast? Do any elements overlap? Does

everything fit on screen?

  1. Looks at it. Screenshots go back to Mochine so it sees what it made,

the way you would.

  1. Fixes it. Anything that fails gets corrected before the kit reaches you.

The mistakes a person would catch in a glance get caught before you ever see them.

Less samey, too

A design tool that plays it safe makes everything look the same. So we also gave Mochine a wider range of example designs to draw from. The result is kits that look different from each other and still look finished.

We tested several approaches. Some were creative but sloppy. Some were clean but dull. The version shipping now is both creative and clean, and that's the only combination worth shipping.

What that means for you

Fewer rounds of "the text is unreadable, fix it." More kits that look done the first time.

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