Jynno
AI creative studio for images, videos, product ads and stories
Design Tools·AI & Machine Learning
What is Jynno?
Jynno is an AI creative studio for creators, marketers and small teams working with images and videos. Generate images from text, transform references and edit photos with object removal, background removal and upscaling. Create videos from prompts, images or references and explore video effects. Jynno Agent helps develop creative directions for product advertisements and stories, with users reviewing the direction before requesting generated media. Paid plans and generation credits are described on the pricing page.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
People say 'web attribution is broken.' It's better than iOS. Yes it's imperfect — but you can see in hours what took weeks on iOS. For creative testing, for audience testing, for algorithm optimisation — the speed of web feedback has no equivalent on the App Store side.
Web attribution isn't perfect either — but it enables faster feedback loops than iOS ever could
Petit rebuts the attribution-quality objection to web2app: iOS post-ATT attribution is not a high bar. Web attribution (server-side events, first-party cookies, probabilistic matching) is imperfect but delivers purchase signals in hours versus the 14-day SKAdNetwork windows on iOS. For teams running continuous creative and audience experiments, this speed difference is compounding — more learning cycles per unit time means faster improvement.
We tested a toggle on the top of the application where you could enter a new subscription tier from the top navbar... we almost like discovered new real estate because the design team was really actually like didn't want us to have that topnav.
One Throwaway A/B Test Drove $50M — Paywall Placement Is Underexplored Real Estate
In 2018 Tinder's revenue team ran what seemed like a small A/B test — a toggle in the top navbar pointing to a new subscription tier. It generated roughly $50M. Jeff's lesson: revenue teams underexplore paywall placement. Think of your UI as real estate, and ask where you haven't yet put a door to premium.
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