Product updates
See what changed in GoodAvatar, from the create workflow to task delivery and credit handling.
GoodAvatar production workflow update
This update refines the visible product experience so the GoodAvatar workflow feels clearer from the first page through the final download.
What changed
- The homepage now explains the core value proposition more directly.
- The create page separates upload mode from AI-assisted creation.
- The pricing page explains one-time credit packs and no-subscription usage.
- Task pages now use clearer status language, progress labels, and delivery wording.
- Public guide, use case, update, privacy, terms, and refund pages now match GoodAvatar instead of template defaults.
- Email copy is being aligned with the same product language.
Why it matters
Avatar generation takes time, and users need to understand what is happening after they click create. Clear copy reduces uncertainty, sets the right expectations, and makes the credit model easier to trust.
The product goal is simple: help users start quickly, understand the tradeoffs, and return confidently when their video is ready.
GoodAvatar foundation
GoodAvatar started with the essentials required for a trustworthy avatar video workflow: user accounts, starter credits, asset upload, and task tracking.
Included in this foundation
- Account registration and sign-in
- Starter credits for new users
- Portrait and audio upload entry points
- AI portrait and text-to-speech helpers in the create flow
- Task list and task detail pages
- Credit packages for pay-as-you-go usage
- Basic email notifications for account and task events
Product direction
The first version is intentionally focused. GoodAvatar is not trying to be a general video editor. It is built around one clear job: turn a portrait and voice track into a downloadable talking avatar video.
That focus keeps the interface easier to understand and gives the generation workflow a clearer quality target.