First look at Caddis — a new motion design toolCaddis2026-05-12 | Caddis is a new motion design tool with a node graph inside every layer. The timeline you already know, with real procedural control built in.
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Caddis is currently in invite-only beta, rolling out in small waves between now and launch.
#motiondesign #aftereffects #motiongraphics #procedural #nodesCaddis - August Updates (Linux & MCP)Caddis2026-08-26 | Caddis 1.0.5 brings Linux support and MCP support, plus a handful of smaller improvements.
00:00 - Intro 00:13 - Linux Support 00:32 - MCP Server 01:00 - Other UpdatesIntroducing Caddis V1Caddis2026-08-01 | Two months ago I posted a video introducing Caddis, a motion design tool I've been building on my own. Today it reaches V1 on Windows and Apple Silicon, with Linux coming soon.
The beta shaped almost everything about this release. Thousands of people signed up, a Discord community formed around it, and most of what shipped came directly from user requests.
The beta is over, but the dynamic isn't. There's a lot more planned in the coming months, and feature requests from people actually using the tool are still the main thing driving the roadmap.
Caddis is free to try, no payment info required. Licenses are perpetual, one purchase, no subscription.
00:00 [Intro] 00:20 [What's New] 00:33 [Caddis V1] 00:45 [What's Next]Quick breakdown in Caddis #motiongraphics #motiondesign #animationCaddis2026-06-26 | ...Caddis Beta Quick Start: Make Your First SceneCaddis2026-06-03 | A quick beta walkthrough of Caddis. First we’ll tour the interface and node workflow, then we’ll build a simple animated scene: an oscillating stroke with an animated gradient. This is meant to help beta testers get oriented and make their first scene.
Beta signups still open at: https://www.caddis.app