Danzy

Danzy makes a video or a photo of your own child from a single photograph. You pick a template, add one photo of your little one, and the app returns the scene you saw on the template, made with your child in it. There are two kinds of template. Dance templates turn the photo into a short video of your child doing that dance: salsa, tango, disco, ballet, K-pop, a talent show. Photo templates place the child inside a scene: under the Eiffel Tower, in a gondola in Venice, at the seaside, at a birthday party, in a pilot's seat, in the first snow. The catalogue holds 38 templates across seven categories and grows without an app update.

There is also your own dance. Pick any dance video already on your phone, mark six seconds of it, add the photo, and your child performs that dance instead.

One photo goes in and one result comes out. Nothing is shared, nothing is posted, and no account is created: the app asks for a single picture rather than access to the whole photo library, and finished results are saved on the device, where they stay readable without a connection and can be written back to your own photo library whenever you choose. Before the first creation the app says plainly that the photograph is sent to an AI service to make the result, and that consent can be withdrawn at any time. Danzy is made for parents, speaks to parents, and is not in the Kids category.

Monetization is credit based: one creation uses one credit. Users can buy a one-time pack of credits or subscribe for a recurring weekly or monthly allowance.