Hey Matt, thanks! We're currently letting on 50-100 people/week, out of thousands on the list. We first let on people who have shared their referral links (we appreciate help getting the word out about our project!) then we take the list in order by sign-up date.

We're also planning to flip the switch to make our beta fully public... soon. :) Design tools require a lot of polish, and our private beta users' feedback is guiding us.

Yes, it does — with either vanilla js or our React adapter (Vue and Angular 2 coming soon).

Will do! We'll certainly appreciate your feedback.

Hi Juan, we've seen your work on bodymovin-for-framer — awesome job! It's a lot of work to integrate such complex technologies.

We call our core engine "Haiku Player" — it has a lot in common with Bodymovin, but has a key difference: Haiku Player is a full app runtime, supporting internal code (interactions, expressions, component composition, states) as well as animations.

The way we support Lottie is by exporting to bodymovin's json format — but along the way all of the interaction features from Haiku get chopped off. In fact, I'm meeting with the Lottie team at Airbnb next week to discuss possible ways to solve this!

Finally, we're preparing to open source Haiku Player very soon — we want it to belong to the community. We also aim to integrate seamlessly with the rest of the Bodymovin/Lottie ecosystem. For example, here's a Haiku-created animation on Lottiefiles — and the same one in Framer, via your plugin :)