Appreciate your thoughts, but let me clarify — BookReel is not just another text-to-video tool. The difference lies in the purpose, pipeline, and precision. Unlike generic tools that convert random text into video clips, BookReel is purpose-built for books — understanding their story arcs, descriptive world-building, internal monologues, and emotional beats. What sets us apart is the custom, curated dataset we’re building — directly mapping book passages to envisioned cinematic scenes — something no off-the-shelf model offers. Add to that narrative flow modeling (capturing how books pace vs movies), author-driven customization, and genre-specific stylistic adaptation — this is far beyond generic text-to-video. Big players are building for mass content — we are building for storytellers. That’s the difference between a factory-made product and a handcrafted product.

You are just backing your Idea, Nothing much. Thousands of players are doing this. To make an AI you have to train them, just adding AI doesn't make any tool ai. Whatever your focus is at the end your model is just a general text to video for larger videos. I didn't said you can't beat the other players, you can. But your idea is a text to video converter exception is that may be you are dreaming to make a better version. Don't forget that saying deepseek, Claude, Chatgpt doesn't change their main model of AI chatbot.

Hi Bipin, Appreciate your Reply. This idea is not a simple text to video AI. There are lot of other factors also such as very specific dataset collection, Stable Diffusion, Narrative Flow Modelling (this is still in research space) very important for following sequencing of video. Not to mention Licensing also. Our focus is not just on generic text-to-video conversion, but on building a specialized pipeline that understands the unique narrative flow, emotional depth, and stylistic diversity of books — from internal monologues to descriptive world-building. yes, there is a lot of development going on in this area. But our target is specific. I believe we can beat them on niche, experience, and purpose-built features.