“Real clips from Thojomech — tools we built for our own films. The arena where AI video comes to life.”

“aicontentfactory is made possible by Thojomech, from the same workshop as Make3D and our VR work.”

Internal tool first, product second — the same pattern as Vron.one.

Same workshop as Make3D, Vron.one, and Immersify. Next chapter after the 2026 Vron.one mobile app: European AI tooling, aimed at Q4 2026. Whether generated clips will feed VR showrooms is not shown on staging.

Public Explore wall: real generations tagged with model and category (VIRAL, SPORT, GAME). Observed clips include Storm Giant, Drift Racing, Football Invader, Night Vision, Starship Pilot, CGI Breakdown, Final Serve, Kung Fu Hit, Nightline / Apex Hunter / Dragon Fantasy, Free Fall, Red Thread, Summer Haze, and In The Dark.

Models in use: Seedance 2.0, Seedance 2.0 Fast, Kling v3.0 — third-party integrations, not self-hosted models.

Gated: Video, Image, Studio (New), Templates, Avatar, Workspace. Gate copy: generate videos, images and template renders from one workspace — model controls, reference frames, reusable avatars, personal generation library.

Named-likeness templates exist behind sign-in and need legal review before launch, so they are not promoted here. Staging has no pricing, signup copy, terms, about page, or footer.

“Local European hardware” is conversation, not something the staging site demonstrates. This page does not claim in-house models or GDPR-aligned inference as a current fact. Also unset: final name, audience, pricing, and what Studio does versus Video/Image.