Mortiflix

A motion design studio on your own machine.
Claude makes the video step by step. You approve every stage.

▶ Watch: How to use Mortiflix (3:07). This video was made with Mortiflix.

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Most "AI video" tools are one prompt and a slot machine. Mortiflix works like a real motion design studio: a brief, a script, style frames, a transition board, an animatic, a final, and **you review each stage** before the next one starts. You pin a note on the exact spot of a frame or the exact moment of a video. The next version answers every note, one by one, and shows you what changed.

It's built for **one person**: you write the briefs, you review every stage, and the studio runs on your machine. The work is done by Claude through **your own Claude Code login or your own Anthropic API key**. Mortiflix is the harness around it: the pipelines, the gates, the review room, and the memory that carries a project across sessions and days.

 brief ──▶ script ──▶ style frames ──▶ animatic ──▶ build ──▶ final ──▶ delivered
   ▲          ▲            ▲              ▲                     ▲
   └── you ───┴──── you ───┴───── you ────┴──────── you ────────┘
       approve, pin notes, answer questions (the session stops at every gate)

Why it's built this way

• Sessions end at gates. A Claude session works until it has something for you to review, submits it, writes a handoff and stops. When you respond, a fresh session picks up from the journal. Waiting on you costs nothing, for hours or for days.
• The rules live in code, not in the prompt. Only you can approve a step you review. A submission is r