App shelf · 27 listings · 7 fields · read 2026-09-25

AI drama and video apps, read from the store shelf

What the App Store and Google Play say about 27 AI video and drama apps: the company that sells each one, its age rating and content notes, the data its privacy section says may be used to track you, its languages, its devices, declared accessibility, and whether the same maker has an Android version. As of 2026-09-25.

Icons on the phone are coloured by App Store age rating:

4+: 7
9+: 4
13+: 7
16+: 4
18+: 5

Fig. 1 Counted from the app shelf; each field's most common reading.

The most common reading on each field, with the number of apps carrying it, read 2026-09-25.
Field	Most common reading	Apps
Who sells the app	Seller carries the brand	15
The App Store age rating	4+ and 13+	7
Data used to track you	Tracking data listed	18
Languages on the listing	English only	16
Devices and system needed	Also Mac or Vision	22
Accessibility features declared	None indicated	26
An Android version	On Google Play	19

Inclusion rule. All 27 apps on the shelf. Order. The order the fields take on every app page.

1Why the store listing

A store listing is the one page about an app that the maker does not fully control. Apple sets the fields, requires an age rating and a privacy section, and shows the legal seller. Reading twenty-seven listings side by side shows who actually publishes these apps and what they declare about data and content.

Nothing here comes from installing the apps. Everything is quoted from the listings as they stood on the day of reading.

2What the shelf shows

Almost none of the developers has filled in the accessibility section: one of 27 declares any feature. Most apps list tracking data, most are in English only, and 4+ and 13+ are the commonest ratings, on seven apps each. Eight apps have no Android version from the same developer on Google Play, and for several of those the name returns other developers' apps instead.

Four drama and story makers searched the same way have no store app of their own at all; they are on makers with no store app.

Four makers people search for by name are read on their own pages in the same field-by-field way, with the listing reading set beside the claim, under store listings.

3Browse the aisles

Start from an app if you already have one in mind, from a field if you care about age ratings, tracking or devices, or from the questions if you are choosing an app for a particular phone.

App shelf — 27 AI video and drama apps read on their App Store and Google Play listings…
Data — Every App Store and Google Play reading Drama Maker AI took, one row per app and field…
Store listings — Four makers searched by name, read on their own pages against the seven fields this shelf…
Listing fields — Each listing field read across all 27 apps, with pages on single apps where the listing…
Shelf pairs — Two apps' store listings set side by side on the seven fields, with the differences quoted
App questions — Practical questions about AI video and drama apps, answered from what their store listings…
Store terms — The terms that appear on App Store and Google Play listings, explained as this shelf uses…
Store notes — Short notes on what an app listing can and cannot tell you, grounded in the shelf

4The production behind the listing

Away from the store listing in “Drama Maker AI”, SceneMixer runs in a browser and describes its pipeline like this:

SceneMixer turns a novel into a watchable short-drama series in one pipeline: upload the novel (Chinese or English) → AI extracts characters, scenes, and an episode-by-episode structure → generates consistent character and scene art → writes storyboard scripts → renders video segment by segment (16:9 by default, 9:16 in one setting) → composites full episodes.
SceneMixer, Turn a Novel into a Video Series with AI (read 2026-10-13)

A micro drama (vertical drama) is a serialized show of 60–120 second episodes shot for phones.
SceneMixer, The AI Micro Drama Production Pipeline (read 2026-10-13)