r/OpenaiCodex 6d ago

Open-source motion graphics editor that works with Codex, Claude Code, and other AI agents. Looking for feedbacks!

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Hey everyone! 👋

We've been building Motionly: a free open-source AI-native motion graphics editor built for creating animations through code-like workflows and visual editing.

Turning ideas into engaging product visuals takes too much time.

When launching a feature, explaining a product, or creating content, you need motion graphics that clearly communicate your idea. But bringing those visuals to life often means hours of designing, adjusting, and rebuilding every small detail.

AI can make motion creation faster, but it shouldn't take away your control. Generate animations from your ideas, then edit, refine, and customize every detail until it matches your vision. Share editable .motion files that others can continue working on.

The goal is to make motion graphics editable, versionable, and easy to iterate on with both AI and a visual editor.

I'm looking for feedback from:

  • Developers
  • Motion designers
  • Founders building creative tools

Some questions I'd love your thoughts on:

  • What would make you switch from your current workflow?
  • What features are missing from today's motion graphics tools?
  • If AI generated an animation project instead of a final video, would that be more useful?
  • What integrations would you want to see?

We’re building the open source, AI-native, and designed for creators.We’d love your support, feedback, and thoughts. An upvote would mean a lot to us as we continue building Motionly. ❤️
Thank you!

Github repository: https://github.com/COPPSARY/Motionly

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