Godly vs MotionLoom

Godly collects notable websites, app screens, logos, OG images and page sections into a browsable library that designers can search and preview for reference.

A future Anica panel can expose After Effects-style controls while preserving the graph underneath.

About Godly

Godly is a hand picked collection of web, app, interface and visual design work gathered from across the internet. The library is split into sections such as websites, social posts, templates, tools, resources, deals, apps, app icons, logos and OG images, along with page parts like hero areas, calls to action and footers. A keyboard driven search opens with Command K, and entries can be previewed without leaving the list. Designers can submit their own work, and brands can sponsor placements. Pages can also be copied as Markdown or opened in chat tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, v0 or Cursor. No pricing is mentioned.

About MotionLoom

A future Anica panel can expose After Effects-style controls while preserving the graph underneath. The same source can be opened, edited, diffed, generated by agents, or compiled by the renderer. Scene graphs render through MotionLoom WASM; native renderer errors are surfaced instead of hidden by a browser fallback. This playground uses a Canvas 2D fallback to demonstrate the graph execution model. The real Anica desktop app runs the same MotionLoom DSL through Rust/WGPU with full GPU compute and video export.