Martini is now Astorie
Martini has a new name and a new home: Astorie, at astorie.ai. Same canvas, same account, same credits — here is what changed and what did not.
Key takeaways
- Martini is now Astorie. The product, your account, your credits, and your work are unchanged.
- Our home moved from martini.art to astorie.ai — every old link redirects permanently.
- Billing is unchanged: same plans, same prices, still operated by StoryFlow AI, Inc. Card statements now read ASTORIE instead of MARTINI.
- There is nothing you need to do — just sign in at astorie.ai as usual.
What changed
On July 9, 2026 the product you knew as Martini became Astorie. On July 13 our home address followed: astorie.ai is now the canonical domain, and email from us now arrives from updates.astorie.ai.
That is the whole change: a new name and a new address. The canvas, the models, the workflows, and the team behind them are the same ones you have been using all along.
What stays the same
Your account, your projects, your credits, and your subscription carry over exactly as they are — same login, same balances, same renewal dates, same prices. Nothing was migrated, because nothing needed to move: only the name on the door changed.
The company behind the product is unchanged too: Astorie is operated by StoryFlow AI, Inc., the same legal entity that billed you as Martini. Card statements now show ASTORIE instead of MARTINI. If anything looks off, write to support@astorie.ai.
Why Astorie
Martini began as a working name, and it served well. Astorie comes from storia — story. It is a name that belongs to what the product became: a canvas where images, video, audio, and ideas take the shape of stories. We wanted a name of our own, and this is it.
Old links and bookmarks
Every martini.art URL — pages, shared projects, deep links with query strings — redirects permanently to its astorie.ai equivalent, and previously generated assets keep loading at their original URLs. Bookmarks, published links, and integrations keep working; update them at your convenience, not out of necessity.
Where you might still see Martini
A few third-party surfaces update on their own timelines: the Google sign-in consent screen, the name attached to PayPal subscriptions, and some account emails may still say Martini for a short while. They all point to the same product and the same account, and they will catch up as the respective reviews complete.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need to do anything?
- No. Sign in at astorie.ai with your existing account — everything is already there. Old links redirect on their own.
- Do old martini.art links still work?
- Yes. Every martini.art URL redirects permanently (301) to the same page on astorie.ai, including shared project links, and previously generated assets keep loading at their original URLs.
- Did pricing, credits, or subscriptions change?
- No. Plans, prices, credit balances, and renewal dates are exactly as they were. The rename changed nothing about billing terms.
- Will my card statement look different?
- Yes, in name only: charges now appear as ASTORIE instead of MARTINI. The amount, the billing entity (StoryFlow AI, Inc.), and the payment method are unchanged.
- Why do some sign-in screens still say Martini?
- Third-party surfaces such as the Google sign-in consent screen and PayPal subscription listings go through their own review processes to update. They refer to the same product and account, and are being updated.
Ready to try it on the canvas?
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