Fluttercube is a streaming platform for AI-generated films, series, and shorts. This guide is for anyone opening it for the first time: it explains what a viewer can do, what changes when you become a creator, what costs nothing, and the three places you can start. By the end you know which starting point fits you and which guide to read next.
Every Fluttercube account is the same kind of account. You sign up once, start as a viewer, and can apply to become a creator later from inside the app. There is no account type to pick at sign-up.
Your current role shows as a badge next to the Profile heading under Account: Viewer or Creator. The role changes one thing: creators get the Creator Hub (the dashboard at /dashboard) on top of everything a viewer has.
You can watch without an account. Home opens on a hero with a search box and a Start Watching button, then groups the catalog into rows such as Featured, Staff Picks, Trending, and New Releases.
Browse lists the whole catalog with a search box, a Sort menu, and a Filters rail for Category, Genre, AI Tool, Duration, Release date, and Popularity.
Every film has a watch page: the player on top, the title and creator row below it, then the AI Origin block that names the Primary tool and any Post-production tools the creator disclosed. Under that sit the Comments tab and, when the film has them, Extras and Related. Comments can be anchored to a moment in the film with Add timeline comment.
Signing in unlocks the actions around the player: Like, Add to watchlist, Follow, Tip, Support, and comments. It also adds My Feed to the header, with Following, Watchlist, and History tabs; once you follow creators and watch films, the Following tab fills and Home adds Continue Watching and For You rows.
A signed-in viewer sees a ribbon at the bottom of Home: Create with AI? Publish on Fluttercube! Click Start Creating and your account becomes a creator account.
The Creator Hub sidebar lists Dashboard, Content Library, Analytics, and Wallet, plus Public Profile and a link back to Account. A new creator can upload up to three drafts but cannot publish yet. Publishing unlocks after verification, which you request with Apply for verification from the dashboard banner. The application asks for at least one uploaded video (a draft counts), a short creative-vision statement, the AI tools you use, and your agreement to the creator terms.
Verified creators publish films, group them into series, read analytics per film, and receive tips and monthly Support in their wallet. Payouts go out monthly to a connected Stripe account.
The one thing that needs an account before you can watch is a title marked 16+. You sign in and confirm your date of birth once; the answer is reused for every 16+ title.
After sign-up, Set up your profile gives you a photo, a display name, and a public URL at /@handle.