Chinese explainer video collab for Dify

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Hi Dify team,

I make short Chinese-language explainer videos for open-source dev tools, using real screen recordings and verified data (no fake numbers). Each video is 60-90 seconds, vertical 720x1280, with Chinese voiceover and burned-in subtitles, priced at $150-450 USDT.

Why Dify: 157k stars, cloud pricing verified on dify.ai, huge China dev community.

I currently feature one open-source project per video. These videos reach a Chinese audience of developers and startups who are actively looking for open-source alternatives to expensive SaaS, and I show the official repo, docs, and cloud pricing directly on screen so everything stays credible.

What you get if we work together:

• A high-quality explainer that makes Dify easier to understand for non-English speakers
• Distribution-ready vertical video (Shorts / TikTok / Reels) with your branding
• Verified data only - I cite official repo stats and your pricing page, nothing invented

Samples (published in this style):

• Postiz (real verified revenue $226,716): open-source social media scheduler
• Chatwoot (37.2k stars): open-source customer support
• n8n (206k stars): open-source workflow automation

I am happy to make a free 20-second teaser first, so you can see the style before committing.

If this is interesting, reply here or message me directly and I will share a portfolio link and pricing. Payment is settled directly with the team (crypto/USDT friendly).

Best,
An indie video creator focused on open-source dev tools

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Dify for the technical side: while capturing the screen recordings I noticed the thing that actually takes newcomers longest is not the prompt box, it is the difference between Chatflow and Workflow. A 90-second video has to make that distinction land in about 8 seconds, otherwise the rest of the UI detail becomes noise.

So the current cut opens on the Workflow canvas, shows a node being dragged and connected, then cuts to the DSL export so people can see the orchestration is code-adjacent, not just drag-and-drop. The knowledge base retrieval node gets a close-up because the top-three questions I get from Chinese developers are all about retrieval quality, not about the UI itself.

One detail I am still deciding on: whether to show the model-provider config panel (Qwen / DeepSeek / OpenAI-compatible endpoints). It is a real differentiator for the China audience since they can point it at a domestic endpoint, but it is a dense screen to read in vertical video. If you have a preference on which two or three panels are worth the limited screen time, I am happy to follow your guidance.

Happy to be the guinea pig for that 20s teaser if useful.