Veo 3 · Grok · Flux · Kling 3.0 · Sora 2 + 30 Models

EGAKU is not a well-funded startup — indie crew, no VC runway, no marketing budget. And the crew isn't only the human side either: development runs across a rotating cast of AI collaborators, each picking up where the last one left off, each carrying a piece of the project forward. If AI collaborators count as team members — and after building alongside them, we count them — this is an AI-native project, honestly framed.

Every model, every tool, every pixel of UI is a choice made because it might work — not because a growth team A/B tested it.

Open-source models are the whole reason this project can exist. An indie developer cannot train a Flux or an SDXL or a Wan from scratch — that takes millions of dollars of compute. What we can do is stand on the shoulders of researchers and creators who published their weights: Stability AI, Black Forest Labs (Flux), Wan-AI, Alibaba (Z-Image, Wan 2.2), Hunyuan, and the hundreds of individual creators on CivitAI who publish LoRAs and checkpoints for free. Our α-real and α-anime models are built on open weights. Our style LoRAs are open-source. If we ever release our own base model, it will be under an open license too.

This is not a story of proprietary tech beating the open world. It's the opposite — the open world is why any of this is possible. Huge respect and gratitude to everyone publishing.

What's on this landing page — every image, every clip, every spotlight — was actually generated on EGAKU. No stock, no cherry-picked hype from other tools. Judge the tool by what you see, not by what we say about it.