Small videos. Big personality.
IN THE LOCAL APPPiece clips together. Turn images into slides. Add timed captions, text, sound, and a before/after reveal. Export a vertical MP4 that’s ready for your next post.
A new space for your next big thing
Turn your raw ideas into Shorts, keep your brands in orbit, and bring the whole workflow together. More making. Less tab-hopping.
Creating locally today. Hosted private beta still ahead.
01 / MAKE ROOM TO MAKE
A creator cockpit taking shape around what you actually do: make something, organize it, and get it ready to share.
Piece clips together. Turn images into slides. Add timed captions, text, sound, and a before/after reveal. Export a vertical MP4 that’s ready for your next post.
Switch workspaces, organize your media, and prepare platform-specific release packages. Your content stays with the brand it belongs to.
Optional read-only YouTube analytics sit alongside clearly labeled demo connections. More platforms are on the roadmap; missing data is shown honestly.
02 / THE NEXT FREQUENCY
PLANNED · NOT LIVE YETPoint OBS at Flickaura. Let a dedicated media server carry your stream to multiple destinations. That’s the next chapter we’re designing.
First target: one encoded feed, no server transcoding. YouTube, Twitch, and Kick are the proposed starting destinations; account requirements and end-to-end tests come first.
FlickauraMedia routerProposed beta destinations
03 / A SMALL BEGINNING. A BIG DIRECTION.
Flickaura is starting as a private creator tool for invited friends and family. A thoughtful beta, shaped around real creative work, one capability at a time.
The local prototype is available to its operators. Hosted private beta access is still being prepared. This splash page is not an account-registration or waitlist service.
Not yet. The current release workflow prepares media and text packages for manual upload. Automatic publishing is a roadmap item wherever official APIs and account permissions allow it.
No. There is a local relay test rig, and the external OBS-to-multiple-platforms service is being planned. The diagram above shows that proposed direction.
The hosted beta is designed for an explicit Google-account allowlist and private per-user workspaces. Platform authorization is separate from app sign-in. This static site has no analytics trackers, signup form, or third-party scripts.