We don't make humans

We wrote this manifesto because companies carry more responsibility now.
For what they ship.
For what they enable.
Whether they admit it or not.

The world is optimizing hard.
Toward efficiency.
Toward output.
Toward dollars divided by human labor.

Cool.

What if we keep the human in the loop, on purpose. We believe the future of creativity should feel alive.

RAW. HUMAN.

Great tools will reach the head.
Very few will reach the heart.

We are paying attention to what’s happening. Deepfakes.
Deception.
Manipulation dressed up as progress.

So we draw a line.

At Flixr, we don’t make humans ✊. 
No synthetic people.

We use automation, workflows, and tools that help us move faster, think clearer, and illustrate ideas better.

But we do not produce, reproduce, or deploy replicas of people, their faces, or their voices.
Even if the prompts are getting better.
Even if the results look convincing.
Even if it scales.

We pay thousands of real creators every year.
People with voices, instincts, edges.
People who try, review, and pitch apps, games, and products with heart.

We help with scripting.
With ideas.
With structure.

But the humans stay organic.

Because it feels right.
Because it is right.

Because creativity without humans isn’t creativity.
It’s just output.