I like AI tools for streamlining my process. I tend not to expect perfection because I'm also a bit of a control freak. But I'm huge on repurposing content, which is why I bought this. So, if a tool can get me 60-75% of the way there on a project, that's huge to me. That said, I threw in an old brand video just to see what would happen. Certain things I used immediately, other things needed some tweaking, and some things I knew from the start probably wouldn't line up but I wanted to see what would happen. I liked what I saw, and I figured that Alphana will only get better. I could use the chapters and timestamps immediately - hashtags, tags, and reworked my existing title and description with more of Alphana's outputs.

After my test video, I upgraded to a higher tier because there is promise here. Certain things get me a lot further along (like the blogs made based on the video were actually very helpful), loved the tags and hashtags feature. I could probably do without the AI image feature (it's just not quite what I'm looking for and doesn't really line up with the aesthetic and brand I've got).

I haven't made my own workflow yet, but I'm excited to. Right now I'm honestly just kind of playing around. Where I think this will be strongest is longform videos or repurposing existing content (like blogs, ebooks, videos, etc - stuff where the prompt has a lot of existing content to work with, context is key for getting good outputs with AI tools).

I think, to get the most out of this, you need to know what you're looking to do and give it plenty of knowledge/content to work with. If you're purposeful and strategic, it's helpful, especially if you're strapped for time and resources.