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The teams below use HyperFrames in production or are actively evaluating it. If your organization uses HyperFrames — in production, in evaluation, or in a side project — we’d love to add you.

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How to add your organization

Open a pull request that adds your team to ADOPTERS.md at the repository root. The format is intentionally lightweight:
  • Organization — your company or project name, linked to your website.
  • Contact — a GitHub handle so other adopters can reach out.
  • How HyperFrames is used — one sentence on the use case.
  • Logo (optional) — a square logo or icon to show on this page. If you skip this, your entry still appears in the table below.
If you’d rather not be listed publicly, we’d still love to hear about your usage — drop a note in our Discord.

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Teams using or evaluating HyperFrames

HeyGen

HeyGen logoPowers AI-generated video composition and rendering across HeyGen’s video product surface.@jrusso1020

tldraw

tldraw logoGenerates automated pull-request walkthrough videos with GSAP-animated code diffs, narration, and captions.@steveruizok

TanStack

TanStack logoExploring HyperFrames for short-form code demo videos and documentation.@AlemTuzlak

OptinMonster

OptinMonster logoExploring HyperFrames for marketing and product video content.Angie Meeker

reap

reap logoPowers agent-first AI video clipping, editing, and rendering across reap.video’s creator and agent workflows.@usamaabid

Typeframe

Typeframe logoRenders speech videos into shareable MP4 exports with word-timed typing captions and styled caption layouts.@kiyeonjeon21

THU-MAIC

THU-MAIC logoPowers OpenMAIC’s one-click MP4 export for AI-generated interactive classrooms using self-contained HyperFrames compositions.@wyuc

Mini Course Generator

Mini Course Generator logoUses HyperFrames for AI-composed videos in its course creation workflow.@eren-commits

PandaStudio

PandaStudio logoRenders motion graphics, animated captions, and overlays for MP4 exports in its desktop video editor.@kamskans
The HeyGen team’s actual launch-video sources (the ones featured in product announcements) live at hyperframes-launches — see Examples for the writeup.