A product I own and run
Reelry: AI short-video generation
A web app for creating short videos without filming. I designed and built the workflow, from script review and AI generation to video downloads, accounts, and payments.
Live reelry.app deployment · captured 4 September 2026
Examples of finished videos from Reelry’s public showcase.
The problem
Making a short video means writing a script, finding visuals, adding audio, and assembling the edit. I built Reelry to bring those steps into one browser workflow, with a chance to review the plan before generation and a finished file to download afterwards.
What I built
The product decisions behind the path from an idea to a downloadable video.
Review before generation
I separated script planning from video production. Users review and approve the script and scene plan before spending generation credits, so they can change the idea before committing to a render.
A connected video pipeline
I connected script, visual, audio, and video assembly services through background jobs. Completed stages keep their results, so a failed step can be retried without starting the whole reel again.
Downloads and posting reminders
Finished reels download as vertical MP4s. I built a calendar with posting reminders, while leaving the final upload manual so users can choose sounds, covers, and captions in TikTok, Reels, or Shorts.
Technology Stack
The tools and technologies that power Reelry.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- Polar
- Claude API
- Vercel
Building an AI-powered product?
Tell me what users should be able to do. I'll help scope the first version, including the interface, AI workflow, and running costs.
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