Warren

Hey everyone — I’m launching AIMakeTattoo today.

I built it to help people turn rough tattoo ideas, photos, names, dates, and short phrases into clearer directions before working with a tattoo artist.

The product now works more like a planning flow than a single generator:

• generate a tattoo concept or turn a reference image into a tattoo direction
• explore lettering, names, dates, Roman numerals, and font styles
• modify parts of a result instead of starting over
• preview how a design might sit on the body before discussing placement with an artist The main idea is not just “generate an image.” It’s to help users move from a rough idea to something they can compare, refine, preview, and bring into a real tattoo conversation.

AIMakeTattoo is not meant to replace tattoo artists or produce final stencil-ready artwork. It is meant to make the planning stage clearer.

Turning websites into structured APIs is a useful problem, especially for people who need repeatable data extraction without building custom scrapers every time. The no-code robot workflow looks practical. Auto-adapting to layout changes sounds like the hard and valuable part.

The video-to-audio angle is interesting. A lot of AI creative tools focus on images or video, but sound design is still a painful part of the workflow for creators. Context-aware audio generation could be very useful if the results stay controllable and editable.

Local-first AI is a really strong direction, especially for users who care about privacy and sensitive workflows. I like that the positioning is simple: offline, open-source, and no data sent to third-party servers. Curious how you handle model setup for non-technical users.