Model & media teams
Image and video generation, controllable motion, speech and editing APIs. Bring your model’s strengths, supported inputs and evaluation requirements; we’ll discuss where it belongs in a creator’s workflow.
Technology partnerships
Help creators turn a powerful API into work they can actually use. We’re looking for model, infrastructure and creative technology teams to build the next part of Adikt with us.
Adikt is in beta. Partnership enquiries are evaluated individually.
From source image to finished campaign, each part of the workflow has its own quality, reliability and cost requirements.
Image and video generation, controllable motion, speech and editing APIs. Bring your model’s strengths, supported inputs and evaluation requirements; we’ll discuss where it belongs in a creator’s workflow.
Generation capacity, media storage, delivery and rendering. Explore predictable workloads, rate limits, observability and how to preserve finished assets when a generation completes.
Tools that help teams brief, review, edit and organise content. Propose a concrete handoff that saves creators a step, with clear ownership of the data and permissions involved.
Teams behind systems such as Kling, OpenAI’s Sora and ByteDance’s Seedance are examples of the model companies we’d like to speak with. These are prospective partnership audiences; their mention does not indicate a direct partnership or endorsement.
Adikt connects generation to a saved workspace, explicit creative decisions and a downloadable result. Our existing job and credit systems give a new integration a defined place to start.
See the creator workflowsShow a quote before work starts, reserve credits for accepted work and settle the job’s outcome. Provider billing units and failure rules need to match that journey.
Durable jobs track provider task IDs and saved progress. An uncertain submission needs reconciliation, rather than an automatic second paid request.
Saved inputs, visual approvals and editor handoffs connect the result to the brief. We evaluate the full supported path before making a new route available.
Define permitted commercial use, input retention, training policies, likeness permissions and responsibility for output. These are part of the partnership discussion.
A supplier’s advertised capability becomes an Adikt feature only after technical, creative and commercial review.
Share the API, examples and intended customer outcome. Identify the inputs, output formats and limitations that matter to that task.
Agree a test set covering fidelity, timing, failures and recovery. Review finished media, not just a successful task response.
Discuss wholesale pricing, volume commitments, capacity, credits, invoicing and failure treatment against actual usage assumptions.
Confirm access and commercial terms, complete the supported-path checks and enable an appropriate beta scope.
Commercial arrangements are negotiated individually. No wholesale discount, minimum purchase volume, cashback or exclusive relationship is implied.
Tell us what your team builds and how you think it could help Adikt creators. A specific proposal is a better starting point than a general sales deck.
Keep API keys, credentials and confidential customer material out of the form. Technical access can be arranged separately if we proceed.
No. Some models are accessed through a generation provider or gateway. Model availability and a directly negotiated company partnership are separate. The model directory shows the product catalogue; this page is an invitation to discuss a relationship.
Yes, we’re open to discussing them. We would need to agree the covered APIs, usage assumptions, minimum commitments, capacity, service terms and treatment of failed work. Submitting an enquiry does not create a purchase commitment.
A connection alone is not a release decision. We need to validate the actual inputs and outputs, price the supported path, review commercial permission and complete the relevant generation and recovery checks. The roadmap distinguishes available tools from features still awaiting activation.