Pay for the video, not continued access
The live options are £3.99 for six seconds and £5.99 for one continuous 12-second cut. Neither creates a trial, subscription, balance, or recurring charge.
About PetShimmy
PetShimmy is built and operated by Jake Rogers, a UK sole trader trading as PetShimmy. It turns one pet photo into a short, motion-controlled AI dance video with matching music.
Operator
Support: support@petshimmy.app
Why the product is shaped this way
A dancing-pet video may be a one-off gift or social post. The commercial model should reflect that instead of depending on someone forgetting to cancel.
The live options are £3.99 for six seconds and £5.99 for one continuous 12-second cut. Neither creates a trial, subscription, balance, or recurring charge.
The examples page uses five genuine AI pet outputs made from one source cat. They are labelled as product examples—not testimonials, customer reviews, or promises of an identical result.
Automated checks are followed by a delivery review. Clear faults can qualify for one retry, and a qualifying failed retry leads to a refund of the one-time purchase.
The current product
One portrait pet photo, one selected dance, one selected length, one matching soundtrack, and one downloadable portrait HD MP4. The 12-second option is a continuous sequence, not a loop.
AI does not reproduce every human pose perfectly, and PetShimmy does not promise a video will go viral. Timing, anatomy, paws, fur, expression, and background detail can change between generations.
See how it is made
The current model, motion-transfer pipeline, benchmark shape, validation, review, and limitations are documented in plain language.