David Glass

KX Visuals is an app for creating images and videos. You interact with a co-director through chat or voice, and she has control of the app. She helps with creating the content, making changes, and building characters and stories. The focus is social content, influencers, TikToks, and content for affiliate marketing. The characters' identity matters. You want the same character to stay recognizable across the content you create. Talking avatars are one thing other apps can build using the videos KX Visuals produces, but KX Visuals itself is about the images, videos, identity, and creative production.

The problems I ran into were identity preservation, video creation, and product inclusion. Images would come back with a different identity. Moving into videos meant adding voice and more product samples. The characters also weren't always the best fit for the product or business. KX Visuals grew out of trying to solve those problems. I want people to be able to create content around their characters and products without starting over with every image or video.

I was a musician and audio engineer before becoming a developer at the height of Y2K and the dot-com bubble. My first development job was at AOL. Since then, I've worked at major Fortune 100 companies and many startups, leading teams of highly skilled developers. I've worked on projects budgeted at $120 million and projects that saved $4 million annually. In my own gym business, using KXAxis and KXHive together helped bring first-consultation attendance from 15% to 73% of bookings.