Liquid Interactive has launched from Canadian AI venture studio AXL with $700,000 CAD in pre-seed funding and a bet that AI’s next interface will be interactive, not text-based. Co-founded by Sasha Ivanov and Ben Pearman, the company began inside AXL after the pair built Maple Scan, an iOS app with 130,000 downloads.
Its first product, Liquid Photos, turns iPhone camera rolls into visual experiences users can swipe through, pull apart, question, share online, or export as video. Early demos have topped one million views, while Liquid Studio will bring the technology to brands, agencies, and creative teams.
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