AI Life Movie: A Year in Sixty Seconds
Stitching a year of moments into a sixty-second narrative trailer — with the user holding the pen at every step.
A year is too long to remember accurately and too short to dramatise honestly. AI Life Movie is the format we're designing to bridge that gap — a sixty-second trailer of the year you actually had, narrated by your own voice profile, scored to your choice of mood.
How it works (when it ships)
You curate a set of fifteen moments — events, milestones, things you want to remember. Each moment becomes a single beat in the script: a sentence or two, in your voice, in the order you chose. The AI's job is the connective tissue: a smooth narrative arc, transitions, an opening hook, a closing thought.
The AI is not allowed to invent moments. It can paraphrase what you wrote, fix the pacing, suggest a stronger verb. It cannot add a story that didn't happen.
Why this is more interesting than the obvious version
The obvious version is "AI auto-generates your year from your photos." We considered it and rejected it. The reason: every interesting moment of your year is one you remember without the AI's help. The moments that need a model to surface them aren't moments worth a sixty-second trailer.
The version we're building keeps you as the editor and the AI as the producer. You hand it the cuts; it hands you back a polished reel.
The honest limits
It's a sixty-second reel, not a documentary. It will simplify. It will compress a complex year into a clean arc, because that's what a trailer does. Use it as a snapshot, not as a summary.
When it ships
After the Family Legacy AI track ships — which has the harder design problems. Life Movie is the lighter, looser version of the same idea.