Votocon is a creative platform where you direct AI to produce images and videos, then publish and discover work from other creators. One workspace orchestrates 50+ models across 10+ providers — you describe the result, the engine handles the routing.
One workspace connects to the engines that matter — video, image, voice, and utility stacks. Ares II picks the right one for each task, so you don't manage ten tools.
Node-based workspace for multi-shot storyboards. Drop scenes, link references, set per-shot duration, and let the engine generate.
An orchestration layer that plans, generates, evaluates, and refines. Routes each task to the right model automatically — no manual picking.
Publish your work, follow creators, discover trending visuals. Home, trending, profiles, and long-form articles in one feed.
Four beats. The creator writes, the agent builds, the critic checks, the author ships. Everything in between — model routing, tool calls, re-runs — is handled automatically.
Say what you want. A scene, a shot, a character, a whole sequence. Natural language is the first node on the canvas.
Ares II picks the right model, calls the tool, and streams the result back. Images, videos, voices, or a whole scene at once.
Vision feedback catches shortfalls. The critic scores, the refiner iterates — automatically, or at your nudge.
Drop the finished piece into the feed. Followers see it on home, discover surfaces it to new viewers, trending picks up if it resonates.
A prompt connects into a scene, the scene fans out into image and video slots, and each slot routes to the right engine. The canvas is the production graph — no opaque runs, no mystery steps.
Short films, music videos, character sheets, storyboards, vertical cuts for short-form feeds, cover art — the same canvas produces all of them. One project, many shapes.
Votocon is built for filmmakers, visual artists, and content creators who want to produce high-quality AI-generated visuals without stitching ten tools together.
Everything we get asked before people open Studio for the first time.
A WhatsApp number. You sign in with a one-time code on WhatsApp, open Studio, and describe the first shot. No credit card to try the canvas.
50+ models across 10+ providers — Kling, Veo 3, LTX, Seedance for video; Flux, DALL·E 3, Imagen 4, Seedream for image; ElevenLabs, Minimax for voice; Topaz and BiRefNet for finishing. Ares II picks the right one per task.
No. Ares II routes automatically based on the task and what each model does well. You can override when you have a preference — but the default is “let the engine decide”.
Studio is where you produce — a node-based canvas with the agent. Feed is where you publish and discover — home, trending, profiles, long-form articles. The same account lives on both.
Feed is fully mobile — browse, like, follow, comment from your phone. Studio is desktop-first because the canvas needs the screen space, but the chat and viewer are responsive.
You do. Votocon doesn't claim ownership of your outputs. See Terms of Service for the exact language and the model-provider terms that flow through.