VIVID VIVID 1.4 is officially LIVE. 🚀
I wanted this release out fast — not to make you wait since said 2 days. Over the last few days, I’ve been building, testing, fixing, securing, and shipping VIVID 1.4 with one goal: make VIVID feel less like a project and more like a real product. What’s new in VIVID 1.4: Feature Demand Community — users can submit ideas, vote, comment, and help shape what VIVID builds next Public product roadmap: New → Under Review → Planned → In Development → Released Admin controls for managing community requests Persistent community data Refined VIVID branding and UI Improved support and legal pages Production security improvements More stable backend and deployment setup VIVID started with a simple idea: Remove the dead air. Keep the momentum. But the long-term vision is much bigger — smarter AI editing, faster workflows, and eventually an editing system that understands what creators actually want to make. I also wanted to prove something to myself with this release: You don’t have to wait forever to ship. Build fast. Test fast. Learn fast. Improve fast. VIVID 1.4 is shipped. Now the real part begins: getting it into users’ hands, listening more feedbacks, and building VIVID 1.5. Create. Improve. Publish. Promote. www.vividedit.online — VIVID ⚡
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