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Lalamu.a.a.appap is using AI to help you sync lip sync video or text to speech, multiple languages

with a click of a button.

They had a successful product on launch, 215 upboats.

That's helped people create over 100,000 videos.

Sorry, 100,000 website visits over the past four months.

They've created over 20,000 videos, now averaging 1,000 new videos created per day.

They're trying to use those metrics to go out and raise a $2 million funding round at a $10 million valuation.

He's quitting his full-time gig to go all in on this.

Hey folks, my guest today is Mattia Spitzer.

He's the CEO and founder of Lalamu.

Dot app if you want to follow along.

He's got 20 years of experience in advertising, primarily as the art director and motion designers, gain deep insights in the world of visual communication.

Today, he helps AI lip sync and, uh, it does AI lip sync and video solutions at app,

Alala Mu. All right, Matthay, is you ready to take to the top? Yes. Okay.

All right. So, so I guess, explain to us how a customer would use the application today.

So the customers are P2B or P2C clients.

And it's like they customers be like from creations or video creations or post-production

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