StillTalk
Product Hunt Piotr Janik
StillTalk makes a photo speak in your browser. Only speech and tiny movement data leave the device, so the person stays local.
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StillTalk is a new Product Hunt launch that turns one generated photo into a character that talks. The pitch is simple enough to fit on a napkin, which is probably the point: pick a face, give it a line, and watch it come alive without a lot of setup.
The interesting part is how it runs. Every frame is drawn live in the browser on the device itself, while the server only handles speech and compact movement data. That keeps the heavy lifting local instead of shuttling the full video back and forth.
There are five characters, six languages, and a way to type your own sentence. There’s also no signup, which removes one more step between curiosity and the demo.
The engine is built with GPT-6 Astra. On Product Hunt, StillTalk is listed as launching today, with 8 followers, and tagged as a Web App, Developer Tools, and Artificial Intelligence product.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right kind of AI demo: small, legible, and not trying to cosplay as a platform. The browser-first setup matters more than the talking photo gimmick, because it keeps the server out of the way and makes the whole thing feel less creepy, which is a rare achievement in AI video. More products should borrow that instinct and fewer should ship a moat made of buzzwords.
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