Heorhi Talochka @heorhit

that resonates a lot. having spent almost a year 120% locked-in on @kreatli i don't think that's the only playbook. the real business is being early. sure. even better business is being fast and flexible enough to pivot where the wind blows. unless you've got funding and/or a stellar team - the value of going all-in decreases exponentially.

Aporia @aporia9n

a week ago

In fact half the people I meet in beach clubs in St Tropez / Marbella are doing exactly this: one year it’s crypto, then an Amazon brand, then an AI lead-gen agency, then solar panels or some subsidised renovation business. Make €1m here, €2m there, shut it down when the

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that's us cooking again.

AniDachi @anidachiapp

14 hours ago

we used to spend 20 minutes just trying to hit 'play' at the same time on @discord... then we found anidachi and it actually syncs @Crunchyroll perfectly for the whole crew. now we can focus on the demon slayer movie instead of debugging our watch party.

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haven't posted here in a while - been cooking something new. here is a sneak peek: anidachi.app

3 months of organic SEO for @kreatli. No ads. -> 726K impressions -> 9.8K clicks -> Avg position 10.5 -> CTR 1.4% The spike in late May wasn't a fluke -- it held. Topical authority is real. It just takes longer than everyone wants it to. Still a lot of page 1 left to take.

We launched @kreatli on @AppSumo exactly one month ago. $15k+ in sales. 4.6 tacos. But the number that surprised me most? Zero. As in - I had zero idea our core audience was this present on AppSumo. Video teams. Agency owners. Freelance producers. People who immediately understood why we built this, asked sharp questions, and sent detailed feedback within hours of buying. These aren't casual deal hunters. They're exactly who Kreatli was made for. And they pushed us hard -- in the best way. In 30 days, we shipped 4 features directly driven by user feedback: → Disable downloads on review links (huge for agencies protecting assets before final payment) → Cleaner review experience — platform nav and branding stripped from client-facing links → Team members & organization workspace → Owner and contributor roles with separate permission levels This is exactly why we launched on AppSumo. Not just for distribution -- for the feedback loop. The deal is still live. If you run a video production team and you're still stitching together Frame io + Trello + GDrive + Slack -- this is the moment to consolidate. One-time payment. Lifetime access. Link in comments.

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Video production teams have been running their workflows on tools built for software developers. Frame. Notion. Google Drive. The industry just adapted. We stopped adapting and built Kreatli from scratch — specifically for video production. Frame-accurate review. Production Kanban. Version history. Client delivery with no login required. Lifetime deal live now on @AppSumo 👇

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i guess it's official now

@Jason I’m in

@PabloSantanaT Right on dude

The problem isn't your team. It's your stack. We just shipped a lot on Kreatli: → Ingest → Approvals → Producer Queue → Exports → Notifications → Centralized dashboard → Media folders + status + owners → Side-by-side version compare → Gantt + List deliverable views Brief → production → review → delivery. One platform. kreatli.com

@oliverhenry What’s about Reel tho - any workaround since there is no drafts?

Tasks & Boards just launched on Kreatli 🚀 Not another to-do list. Board columns ARE your project stages. Move a task = progress updated. Tasks link to media. Review feedback becomes tracked work. One owner per task. No confusion on who's responsible. Briefing → Production → Client Review → Delivered — all in one place. Built for creative teams, not generic workflows. See it → kreatli.com/platform/proje…

Client approved your work 3 days ago. You just found out this morning How: Client approved in Frame Friday 4pm. Notification → producer's email. Producer offline for weekend. Email buried Monday under 47 messages. Now 3 days behind. Client thinks you're ignoring them. The approval black hole: Approvals in one tool. Notifications in email. Nobody checks consistently. Progress stalls. The pattern: → Client approves Friday evening (miss until Monday) → Approves during your meeting (lost in email) → Goes to wrong person → Multiple stakeholders (don't know when you have full approval) One agency tracked: Average delay approval→action = 38 hours. Not because slow. Because don't know it happened. Fix: Approvals visible, not buried. Status updates real-time. Team sees immediately. Next steps trigger automatically. Nothing waits for email check. Test: Time between last client approval and when you knew? Same day? Next day? Longer? 👇 --- Read more on our site: kreatli.com/platform/revie…

Your team has 3 versions of the same file. Nobody knows which is final. This shouldn't be possible in 2026. How it happens: Version 1: Google Drive (designer uploaded) Version 2: Frame.io (client review) Version 3: Producer's downloads (emailed to client) Same project. Three locations. Zero clarity. The question nobody can answer: "Which is the approved final?" Designer: "Drive is latest" Producer: "I sent from downloads" Client: "I approved in Frame.io" Are they the same? Nobody's sure. What this costs: → Editor works 2 hrs on wrong version → Client gets wrong file, asks "where's my changes?" → Designer re-exports because nobody trusts any version → Producer plays detective for 30 min Multiple times per week. Why: Files live where tools put them, not where workflows need them. Review tool stores one. Cloud has another. Email creates third. Fix: One file. One location. One truth. When client approves in review system = final. Same file designer uploaded. Same file delivered. No copying. No confusion.

Reviewed 47 creative agency workflows. Every. Single. One. Had the same broken step. The broken step: Client approves. Then nothing happens automatically. Should happen: Approve → Files delivered → Invoice sent → Project complete → Team notified (automatic) Actually happens: Approve → Producer notified → Manual download → Manual email → Manual invoice → Manual tracker update → Manual team notification One approval. Six manual steps. Insane part: Automated the hard part (approval). Left easy part (delivery) manual. Self-driving car that requires manual parking. One agency: Approval-to-delivery = 2.3 DAYS. Should take = 2.3 SECONDS. The fix: Approval triggers everything downstream. Files→inbox, invoice→accounting, status→complete, team→notified. Automatic. Human = creative. System = coordination. Set up a call with me and I can show you how we help companies do exactly that: calendar.app.google/QzHBb3hDy1164n…