Stories you can play.
Short interactive video where every minute is a choice. Play one tonight — or make one yourself: AI generation, no-code authoring, ship a branching episode in an afternoon.
The loop
Not video. Not a game. A third thing with feed-grade pacing.
Watch
Open a vertical episode. Real cinematic scenes, real characters, runs in the same rhythm as a short you'd scroll past on any feed.
Choose
Every minute hits a pressure point — a real choice the next scene branches on. The episode plays differently depending on what you picked.
Replay differently
Come back tomorrow, choose a different door, get a different ending. The runtime holds onto what you did last time. Each viewer's catalog gets quietly more personal.
Tonight on drama.vixelai.com
Eight stories playing tonight.
Hand-drawn interactive episodes. Each one arrives with a small problem and a choice you can actually make. Stay for an ending, or replay a different route in a sitting.
Lio and the Lantern Whale
A rooftop lantern turns into a baby whale, and its glow starts fading above the festival.
Mimi and the Cloud Soup Kitchen
A homesick cloud falls into Mimi's soup pot and starts raining memories into every bowl.
Pip and the Paper Dragon Library
A paper dragon eats the final pages, then coughs out endings that have not happened yet.
Benny and the Moon Button Bus
The moon bus loses its last wheel, and the spare wheel is a button on Benny's jacket.
Tess and the Teacup Train Ticket
A teacup train arrives on the kitchen table with one ticket for an apology before it cools.
Mika and the Marble Star Circus
A marble star falls from the circus ceiling and rolls straight toward the smallest seat.
Eli and the Toy Elephant Elevator
The toy elevator stops between floors, and a velvet elephant remembers every button anyone was afraid to press.
Milo and the Moon Mailroom
Milo finds a glowing letter on the lunar post — one unsaid feeling delivered before sunrise.
The engine underneath
The tales remember you.
Most AI products forget you the moment you close the tab. Vixel doesn't. The lantern whale remembers who cupped it. The teacup train remembers whose apology never made it onboard. Every choice carries forward into the next turn — and your route home is yours alone.
For creators · economics
One afternoon to ship. Multiple ways to earn.
A traditional interactive episode takes a studio team a week. On Vixel, a single creator does it in an afternoon — AI generation, no-code authoring, one shared runtime.
Production
From team-week to one afternoon.
Premise in, branching episode out. The runtime handles scene composition, dialogue, choice mechanics, and memory continuity. You author. Vixel ships.
Monetization
Paid branches, subscriptions, brand integrations, revenue share.
Gate a premium ending behind a paywall. Run a subscription for serialized episodes. Slot interactive brand moments. Take a cut of plays — all running on one creator dashboard.
Distribution
Native to the feed creators already shoot for.
Vertical, short-form, choice-driven. Lives where short video already lives — for the viewer it's a scroll; for the creator it's a programmable runtime.
Memory layer
Your characters remember every viewer.
Returning viewers don't reset. The platform holds onto what each viewer chose last time — so creators ship serialized arcs that actually carry weight across episodes.
FAQ
Little questions
Press play. Make a choice. It remembers.
Open a playable story tonight. Or pick a different one from the shelf.
Free during beta · No credit card required