Siber Sörfçü introduces an update to Lotzy while recounting an AI influencer production experiment. The video, sponsored by Higgsfield, presents the application as a workspace developed alongside the channel’s own image and video production.
A canvas for a production workflow
The channel says it kept improving Lotzy while producing videos for the Elara character, turning more of the work into a single-panel process. The aim in this account is to keep creative tasks together rather than repeatedly moving between separate interfaces.
Lotzy’s official site describes an image and video canvas with scenes that correspond to folders on the user’s computer. Its guide shows choosing a scene and model, adding reference images, generating a result and keeping that file in the scene folder. A result’s prompt, model and references can be reopened from its history.
The channel describes a Claude connection
Siber Sörfçü also says it developed an MCP connection so users can work through their Claude account. In the video’s description of the update, talking to Claude would create and edit images and videos on the canvas. This is the channel’s account of the development, alongside its demonstration of the evolving workspace.
Free alpha access, separate generation costs
Lotzy remains an alpha application with free early access. Its official setup guide describes connecting a Higgsfield subscription account or adding a Higgsfield API key. Generation uses the connected account’s balance or credits: free application access does not mean free image and video generation. The guide also distinguishes Higgsfield’s website-only unlimited generations from Lotzy’s credit-based use.
