Kling

Non-technical professional Bryce Rattner Keithley built and launched Daily Hundred, a fitness app with AI-generated animal exercise videos, using AI tools like Claude and Replit—demonstrating that anyone can create production-grade iOS apps without coding experience and revealing how AI is transforming software development roles and hiring practices.

The Kling template is impressive but requires a human face reference photo, limiting its use for pets.

The Glif platform can replicate the visual style of viral Kling videos by using the prompt 'use Kling', with a two-step process that generates a base image first, then animates after user approval.