Two big drops. ๐
ElevenLabs is now inside Magai.
Speech. Music. Sound effects.
Use the models directly. Or have your agent use them for you.
One prompt. One voiceover, one soundtrack, one sound effect. All in the same chat as everything else.
That's drop one.
Drop two is bigger.
Unlimited image and video generation. โฌ
We added a small selection of image and video models that don't touch your monthly usage.
Generate as much as you want. Zero meter running.
Most people ration their credits. They hesitate. They second-guess the prompt because every try costs something.
That's how you get average work. ๐ซ
Iteration is the whole game. Ten bad drafts to get one great one. Now you can afford to make all ten. โ
Finding them takes one click.
Open the model select menu. Hit the "Unlimited" filter. Done.
Here's the catch.
Right now, every Magai user has access.
Soon, it moves to Pro and Ultra subscribers only.
The window is open. Go use it. ๐
Voice, music, sound effects, images, video. Every major AI. One place.
Stop paying for five tools.
Start making things.
The AI content lifecycle.
Step 1: Let it draft.
Step 2: Skip the read through, it sounded fine.
Step 3: Publish.
Step 4: A customer finds the sentence promising a feature you don't have.
Step 5: Learn to read.
A 30 second test for AI writing.
Read one paragraph. Swap in your competitor's name. Does it still work?
Then it says nothing. Delete it. Write the version only you could have written.
Strange part of running an AI company.
The better the tools get, the more deliberately you have to protect the slow parts of thinking.
Nothing forces you to do the hard part anymore. That's exactly why you should.
Content is a commodity now. Anyone with a subscription can produce 2,000 words in thirty seconds.
What can't be copied is what you've lived.
Your scars are the one asset that doesn't get replaced in the next model update.
Be honest. When AI hands you something that sounds great, what do you do?
A Ship it
B Skim it
C Check every claim
D Rewrite it from scratch
No wrong answers. Okay, some wrong answers.
Stop asking AI to write your argument.
Write your thesis first. Then paste this:
"Here's what I believe and why. Play aggressive devil's advocate. Tell me where I'm wrong."
Now you're debating, not copy-pasting. Run it through two models in Magai and see which one flinches.
Picyard is now Dropashot. ๐
Flat screenshots lose. Beautiful ones win.
Paste a screenshot or a URL. Pick a preset. Export.
$40 lifetime. One payment.
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Mobile too.
We even have pre-made packages that your MCP agent can call:
Product Hunt, App Launch, App Store.
Your agent can also call light or dark mode.
Treat AI like a very fast intern. Well read. Eager to impress. Loose with facts.
Give it the grunt work. Summaries. Ten headline options so you can hate nine of them.
Never let it hit publish.
AI isn't built to be truthful. It's built to be plausible.
Those are different jobs.
Plausible sounds right. Truth is what's left after someone checks. That someone is you.
Candid thing about building AI tools.
The faster the tools get, the harder the real job becomes: deciding what should stay slow.
Nobody puts that on the roadmap.
Three piles for every task.
Automate: repeatable, low judgment, easy to check.
Assist: AI drafts, you decide.
Protect: where trust gets built or lost.
Most teams only have one pile. Everything goes in automate.
You can't supervise a tool at a job you've never done.
Learn the craft by hand once. Then let the machine take the repetition.
The best AI users know exactly when the machine should stop and the hand should begin.
Efficiency is a great goal for a factory.
For a customer relationship it's a dangerous one.
People don't remember how fast you were. They remember whether you noticed them.