What Loovie is, in one paragraph.
Loovie exists so a story can be made on the device in your pocket, without a studio, a desktop editor, or a second tool for characters and images.
Loovie is built for people with a story and a phone, not a studio. A prompt becomes a multi-shot video, the cast is saved and reusable, and the result is edited on a timeline made for touch. That includes captions, music, voiceover, Character Swap, AI VFX, Motion Reference and automatic transitions between clips.
It is a native app on iPhone, iPad and Android, not a desktop tool squeezed onto a small screen. On iPad it opens a dedicated landscape editor.
Three steps, one app.
No model names, no exports to a second tool, no watermark.
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Describe the story
Write a prompt, or let the AI break your story into up to 6 shots with their own prompts, durations and transitions.
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Generate and cast it
Pick characters and backgrounds from your library, choose a quality tier, and generate. Prompt optimisation and model routing happen automatically.
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Edit on the timeline
Trim, reorder and caption clips, add music and voiceover, use Character Swap, AI VFX and Motion Reference, then export without a watermark.
Five decisions the app is built on.
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One app, not six tools
Making an AI video usually means an AI video generator, an image generator for characters, a video editor and a stock library. Loovie puts generation, a reusable character and background library, and a full timeline editor in the same app.
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You do not pick models
Loovie evaluates video models continuously and routes each shot to the engine that fits the quality tier you chose. You never manage model names, versions or per-model pricing, and the credit cost is shown before you generate.
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Characters that stay themselves
A character is saved once and reused across every shot and project, so the same face, outfit and style carry through a story instead of drifting between clips.
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Your work stays yours
You keep ownership of the content you upload and the videos you make. Every plan exports without a watermark, and exports are standard H.264 or HEVC files that open anywhere.
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No lock-in on the model layer
Loovie publishes an open Bring Your Own generation contract, so you can run your own models and LoRAs on your own hardware, free at the Loovie layer. The community repository is public.
Made by CultiVX.
Loovie is built by CultiVX, an Australian technology company founded in 2024. The team builds the app, the generation pipeline that routes between video models, and the open Bring Your Own server contract.
Support and product questions go to team@loovie.app , and the community Discord is the fastest place to get setup help.
Loovie around the web.
- App Store
- Google Play
- Community Discord
- Open-source BYO repository
- X
- TikTok
- CultiVX (parent company)
The Free plan stays free: 1-minute projects, 768p, the full timeline editor and no watermark.
About Loovie, answered.
What is Loovie?
Loovie is an AI video creation app for iPhone, iPad and Android that turns a written story into a multi-shot video, with a reusable character and background library, AI video generation and a full timeline editor in one place.
Who makes Loovie?
Loovie is made by CultiVX, an Australian technology company founded in 2024. The team designs and builds the app, the generation pipeline and the website. You can reach them at team@loovie.app.
Which devices does Loovie run on?
Loovie runs on iPhone, iPad, Android. It is a native app on the App Store and Google Play, with a purpose-built landscape editor on iPad.
How much does Loovie cost?
Loovie is free to start, and paid plans run from $9.99/month. Every plan, including Free, exports without a watermark.
Can I run Loovie on my own GPU?
Yes. Bring Your Own (BYO) runs image and single-shot video generation on your own hardware or a rented GPU, costs no Loovie credits, and is documented in the open-source loovie-community repository.
How do I contact the Loovie team?
Email team@loovie.app, or join the community Discord for setup help, workflows and feature requests. Both are read by the team.
