Alex Saint: work & track record

I make AI video people mistake for the real thing.

Then I sell the prompts behind it and build the rest in public.

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    1. sellme.lol

      Twelve advertising surfaces auctioned on a 3D scan of my body. 10 € over the standing bid takes any of them, and the pot pays for the shoot in Bora Bora.

    2. ClipLab

      Local replacement for OpusClip: long-form video into vertical 9:16 clips with burned word-by-word captions. Nothing leaves the Mac.

    3. RecordLab

      Your own Screen Studio: native macOS screen recording and editing, fully local, no accounts, no cloud.

    4. Miniature Sets

      AI video styled as behind-the-scenes of miniature film sets. 14.0M+ views on @alexsssaint in its first 45 days. The prompt pack behind it.

    5. GlassTerm

      Glass terminal panes for streaming: each one a real shell on a local project, so several coding agents run side by side on camera.

    6. Topline

      Lookmaxxing for hair loss. Three photos, scored, and the change tracked over time instead of guessed at in a mirror. iOS.

    7. alexsssaint.com

      This site. One page for everything I ship, sell and write.

    8. Rosestar

      Crypto social app: become a fan, not a follower. Web and iOS.

    1. indiecru.sh

      AI test users walk your core flow, then hand you screenshots and a severity-ranked fix list.

    2. Fail in Public

      13K-member X community for builders sharing what broke.

    3. X growth engine

      Automated research, drafting and scheduling on X.

    4. 40-minute pipeline

      Idea → published AI video in one sitting, documented on YouTube.

    1. FlashReviews

      Pop-up review system: one-question feedback widgets on any site.

    2. Prompt library v1

      First public prompt drops for AI video. Free, scrappy, shared as threads.

    3. The build log

      Started writing one email per ship. No noise.

    1. First AI shorts

      Early text-to-video experiments: mostly broken, occasionally magic.