Swipix Worlds is a feed of animated serial Worlds written by the Worlds Gen story engine. You watch and earn DOPPY and LUMY, the way you do today. You spend LUMY on a vote that decides what happens next. When an episode collects enough votes, the next episode is generated from them. Creators pay to create and start earning once their World gets popular.
Characters typed by MBTI, so motives and conflicts stay consistent. Arcs follow Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey: a season is one full journey, an episode is one stage.
A vote costs LUMY. The next episode is generated only when the current one collects enough votes. Unpopular paths end; popular Worlds keep growing.
Boxes drop while you watch episodes, Boost minutes count, the daily LUMY cap is unchanged. Nothing is taken away from the feed you know.
Themed to the Journey: Crossed the Threshold for a first vote, Mentor for a first World, Return with the Elixir for a finished season.
An episode a day keeps the World Streak alive. Same streak system as today, a new reason to come back.
Stays right where it is. A shared World and a matching hero type make the first message easy.
The public description is deliberately shallow. "MBTI" and "the Hero's Journey" are the labels on the box. The machine inside is wider, deeper and built for one thing: holding attention for a whole season.
Watchers earn as they do today and spend LUMY on votes. Votes reach a threshold, the story engine writes the next episode from them. Popular Worlds earn for their creators. Nobody is ever paid for guessing an outcome.
Creators pay for creation. Watchers pay for what they already pay for. Nothing that sells today is switched off.
A monthly plan with an episode limit. Higher tiers get priority rendering, voices and HD.
Credits for extra episodes when votes ask for more than the plan covers.
Unchanged. Watchers who want more DOPPY buy Boost minutes, and they work in Worlds too.
Story Boost puts a World in front of more watchers. Sponsored Worlds let a brand run a story arc that people vote on.
Creators earn only when a World is popular: a share of the votes it collects and tips. An unpopular World costs its creator the subscription and nothing else.
Almost everything the product needs already runs in Swipix. The pivot points it at a new kind of content.
Phase 0 ships without an app release. Episodes are regular vertical videos, votes are Task Center tasks, reminders are journeys the CRM already runs.
One new backend entity in Phase 1: the World with its episodes and threshold. Everything else is offer configuration and transaction paths that already exist.
Nothing gets switched off. For a user, serials appear in the feed. They pay like videos do, and you can vote on them.
Prove that people finish and vote. Then let them pay for votes. Then let creators in. Only then change the client.
Durations are proposals for planning, not commitments. No phase starts before the previous gate is met.
Targets, not data. Every baseline is measured before the pilot starts, on the existing A/B platform with its holdout.
Three things happened at once. Living stories found a market. Comic and animation engines learned to keep a character's face. And Swipix already has an audience with two coins in its pocket.
An iOS app in the App Store, a web studio, and World Pass: creators charge for a World and keep most of the revenue. The site claims a six-figure creator community. The format has demand. The earn layer for the audience does not exist there.
Identity embeddings and multi-image context models keep a character's face across hundreds of panels. Text-to-comic tools ship full pages with layouts and speech. Industry reviews put the AI comics market around two billion dollars in 2026, growing by roughly a third a year.
An audience that already watches vertical video every day, two coins, boxes, streaks, a marketplace and a CRM. Nobody in the story space has the earn loop. Nobody in the earn space has the stories. Worlds Gen puts them in one feed.
Facts from public sources as of September 2026. Third-party figures are estimates and are quoted as such.
Pick a genre, type a cast, let the engine write the first episode. Then let the feed vote.
Free to start. No credit card required.