Living Page vs MotionLoom

Living Page converts PDF, Word and PowerPoint files into page turning links or embeds, shows who read what, and can place documents behind a paywall.

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

About Living Page

Living Page turns documents into flipbooks that open from a shareable link or an embed on a website, with the sender's branding applied. It accepts PDF, Word, PowerPoint and EPUB files and reports reading behaviour such as opens, downloads and how far readers get through a document. A workspace organizes files by client, which suits agencies and freelancers sharing catalogues, brochures, menus or pitch decks, and reading analytics can be passed on to those clients. A newer payments feature puts a paywall on any page for a 2.5% fee per sale. The free plan includes three flipbooks with no page limits, and a no signup trial produces a link that lasts 24 hours.

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.