Poko Motion is an AI video production tool for product launches, explainer videos, and social creative content. Its core idea is this: take the real materials a team already has—code repositories, live websites, slides, papers, or recordings with narration—and hand them directly to AI, which reads the materials, distills the story, generates storyboards, and outputs a video project that can continue to be edited.
In terms of use cases, Poko's main scenarios include "repository + website to video" product launch films: while the feature is still fresh, it reads the product and visual system and turns the launch content into an editable launch story; it can also turn papers or slides into short explainers, keeping charts tied to the original sources and narration still editable; the same material can also be split into launch films, explainer videos, and social shorts. The official slogan emphasizes "start from a real project, scale with the workload."
Main capabilities include: reading real sources (repositories, live websites, presentations, papers, recordings) before writing the first scene; automatically finding the story, building scenes, and keeping the script, timeline, and voiceover editable; intelligent recomposition, product evidence, and subtitles that follow the narration; directing revisions directly in natural language, such as "make the opening faster," "move the dashboard shot earlier," or "use our green for the ending"; watching the project run in real time in Agent Canvas, arranging it by client or campaign, and using automatic queues to let multiple video agents advance at the same time.
In terms of usage, users first provide source materials, Poko generates a first cut, then adjusts the hook, pacing, and ending with English instructions, and finally renders the MP4 on the local machine. The official description emphasizes that rendering happens locally with no cloud queue; project files stay on the user's machine, the network is only used for the selected model, prompts and necessary excerpts are sent to the model, and materials, edits, and rendering do not leave the computer.
For model access, Poko does not lock users into a single provider. GPT models can be used through Poko without separately setting up a provider account; a provider can also be connected with billing handled by them; existing subscriptions are supported (Claude Pro, Claude Max, or ChatGPT within allowed plans); local gateways such as OpenCode-compatible gateways, Ollama, LM Studio, or other local servers are also supported. The official notes state: gateways other than Claude and GPT are still experimental, and available connections depend on the plan.
For plans, the official offering includes a free start: no credit card required, $10 in AI credits, 2 active projects, 1 agent at a time, all video formats, repository/website/PDF/PPT to video, GPT models using Poko creditsThe paid plans are divided into three tiers: Individual, Creator/Freelancer, and Team/Agency. The Individual plan is aimed at personal projects and includes $10 per month in rollover AI credits, 5 active projects, 1 agent plus queue, 50 minutes of AI voiceover per month, and 10 generations per hour via the automation API. The Creator plan includes $15 per month in rollover credits, unlimited active projects, 2 parallel agents plus queue, 200 minutes of AI voiceover per month, 40 generations per hour, and BYOK for AI and voice providers. The Team plan includes $30 per month in rollover credits, 5 team seats, 5 parallel video agents, client workspaces, 400 minutes of AI voiceover per month, 80 generations per hour, and priority support. The official information also mentions that using the promo code LAUNCH10 gives a 10% discount. AI voiceover is subject to fair use limits; paid plans can use Poko credits through Codex to call GPT; Claude models require BYOK and are only available on eligible plans; BYOK uses the user's own provider account and does not consume Poko credits; Claude and ChatGPT subscription connections and agent gateway routing are available on the Pro and Agency plans.
Applicable scenarios include product launch teams, explainer video production, social creative content, client-facing video work, and turning papers or presentations into short explainers. In terms of limitations, the official information notes that some gateway connections are still experimental, connection and concurrency capabilities differ across plans, and AI voiceover is subject to fair use constraints; other more specific billing details and platform requirements are subject to the official website.
