Syntience
The studio's AI production pipeline as a product: image, video, voice, music, SFX, lip-sync, face swap and a manga studio, rendered around the clock behind one credit wallet with built-in quality control.
Syntience is what the studio built for itself and then opened to others: a single editing suite where every generative craft lives together, with one wallet, one library and a render farm that never sleeps.
What it does
- Eight crafts, one set — image, text-to-video, image-to-video, voice, music, sound effects, face swap and lip-sync.
- The studio — describe a shot, choose format (16:9, 9:16, 1:1), resolution (1K, 2K, 4K), a negative prompt and preset style chips (35 mm, backlight, teal & orange, silver grain…). The estimated cost in credits shows before you press Generate.
- Quality inspector — an optional visual QC scores each render out of 100 against its brief and proposes a rewritten prompt when a shot does not hold up.
- The library — every output in one place, filterable by craft, kept or expiring, downloadable and licensable.
- Manga studio — a dedicated mode for sequential art: characters, panels, pages.
- Credits and subscriptions — pay-as-you-go packs or a monthly plan with 4K and a priority queue; a lifetime referral programme.
- Five languages — French, English, German, Italian, Spanish.
Under the hood
Next.js front, Laravel API with Horizon queues, Kling, ElevenLabs, Fal and Suno behind the scenes, a GPT-vision inspector for QC, Stripe for credits.
In numbers
A working account holds 1 240 credits, a library of 14 renders across image, video and voice, each scored by the inspector.
The context
Producing with generative AI meant juggling half a dozen tools, accounts and invoices — one for video, another for voice, a third for music. The studio wanted the whole chain in one place: a single interface, a single wallet, a render farm that never sleeps.
The build
Eight crafts on one set: image, text-to-video, image-to-video, voice, music, SFX, face swap and lip-sync, plus a manga studio for sequential art. Shots are written as prompts with format, resolution and style chips, queued on Horizon and rendered continuously; a 100-point visual inspector reviews every output against its brief and proposes a rewritten prompt when quality slips. Everything lands in one library with download and licence per asset. Credits, subscriptions and a lifetime referral programme round out the product, in five languages.
The results
A production studio that runs all night: describe the plan before leaving, come back to rendered, quality-checked footage. One suite, five languages, from first storyboard to exported cut. Live at syntience.productions.
The studio: describe the shot, pick format and resolution, see the cost before rendering
The library — 14 renders, each with its quality score out of 100
Manga studio: characters, panels, pages
Credit packs and the monthly plan with 4K and priority queue
The full homepage — from the set to the booth
The studio on a phone
