An independent signal desk

A map for video
that answers back.

RetivAI tracks the products, control loops, prompts, and build patterns turning generated video from a finished file into a live medium.

Why now

A category is easier to understand when someone names the moving parts.

“Realtime” can mean a continuous WebRTC session, a buffered chain of generated clips, a just-in-time branching story, or a synthetic broadcast assembled from a queue. Those mechanisms create different products and different tradeoffs. RetivAI makes the distinction visible.

Editorial principles

Useful before
comprehensive.

We would rather explain a small, defensible collection well than inflate a directory with copied launches and unverified claims.

01

Separate the facts

Availability, model claim, realtime mechanism, and evidence strength each get their own field. One does not imply another.

02

Show the source

Every listing carries dated sources and limitations. Creator statements are labelled differently from first-party documentation or source code.

03

Write original utility

Prompt recipes and product blueprints are independently written from public technical structures. We do not republish unlicensed collections.

04

Keep humans in charge

Automation catches broken links and gathers review signals. It never decides what deserves publication or removal.

Independence

No pay-to-rank.
No hidden testing claims.

RetivAI is not affiliated with MiniMax, fal, or any listed product. Free submission does not guarantee inclusion. Future sponsorship or affiliate relationships will be labelled and will not rewrite the evidence fields.

  • Current launch pages contain no paid placements
  • Prompts say when RetivAI has not run generation tests
  • Corrections use the same evidence standard as listings

Help improve the map

Built in public,
corrected with evidence.

Found a product we missed, or a claim that changed? Send the public source and we’ll review it.

Submit a product hello@retivai.com