Tracker. Vault. Render farm. Free forever. Self-hostable. Scroll to walk a frame through the pipeline.
Tracker, asset vault, render farm — every piece of the pipeline is rented. Every. Single. Year. AnimFlow ends the rent cycle.
Stop renting your pipeline. Reinvest in the people who actually make the films.
Project management that speaks frames, shots, and sequences — not Jira tickets.
Version control for heavy 3D assets. Branches for shots. No more 'final_FINAL_v7'.
Live cursors, presence, and frame-accurate review. The same primitives Figma uses — finally for animation.
Versus an industry-standard tracker + asset-versioning suite + render farm subscription, billed per seat per year. Numbers extrapolated from public license tiers.
We were paying ₹14 lakh a year just to track shots and version assets. AnimFlow replaces both. We're putting that money back into animators.
The CLI is what hooked our pipeline TDs. It does what Shotgrid does, except we can fork it on a Tuesday and ship the fix on a Wednesday.
Finally a tool that ships in Kannada. Our 2D inbetween team can use it without translating every menu.
Every rupee spent on imported animation infrastructure is a rupee that doesn't reach the Indian artist. AnimFlow is built to keep that money — and the source code — at home.
We're applying for STPI grant support to take AnimFlow from a 12-studio beta to a national open-source standard for animation pipelines.
AnimFlow is open-source from the first commit. Every animator, every student, every studio gets the same tools the biggest production houses use — for free, forever.
Run it on a single laptop. Run it on fifty render nodes. Fork it, ship it, sell what you make. We just want more frames out of India.
We're onboarding small batches. Tell us who you are — we'll prioritise indie studios and student-led teams in India.