Drop in raw interview footage. Get a story-ordered rough cut, filler words trimmed, straight into Final Cut Pro. You take it from there.
Transcribing, finding the good answers, ordering them into a story and cutting the ums. Ready to open in Final Cut Pro in minutes.
Finds the strongest moments across one clip or many, quotes checked word for word against the transcript, then orders them into a story that fits your maximum length.
Fillers and hums are detected in the audio itself, not from a word list. Audio fades are added at every cut. Click a cut to join it again.
One event and project per clip, in your library, at native resolution or 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5, with subtitles or closed captions if you want them.
Open the app. Pick Local (free, runs on your Mac, private) or API (better judgement; paste your own Anthropic key once, it lives in your Keychain). The transcription model downloads on first launch.
Drag one clip or several onto the start screen. Files are read in place from their drive and never copied.
Name the project and add a short note: what the video is for, who watches it, the maximum length. Tick fillers if you want ums cut too.
Play the edit as one timeline. Reorder or delete clips, click a grey tick to join a cut again (⌘Z undoes), or just ask for changes in plain words.
Pick a library, a format and captions, then press send. Have Final Cut open with the library first; it lands as a ready project.
Built for macOS and Final Cut Pro. Apple Silicon is highly recommended, because the local transcription model is compute intensive.
No subscription. Try it for 7 days first, on your own footage.
Secure checkout by our payment partner. Prices shown in your local currency at checkout. API mode uses your own Anthropic account; a 30 second cut costs about 9 cents.
The trial ends and the app asks for a license key. Buy once and you keep it, including all 1.x updates. Your projects and settings stay where they are.
Local is free and private and runs a model on your Mac. API uses Anthropic's Claude with your own key, is noticeably better at judging which answers to keep and trims to length precisely. Switch any time.
No. Media is read in place and transcribed on your Mac. In API mode, only text from the transcript is sent to the AI service you chose.
No, it replaces the first hour. You get a clean rough cut as a normal Final Cut project, and everything after that is yours.
It writes FCPXML 1.13, checked against Apple's own definition, and is tested with Final Cut Pro 12.
Apple Silicon is highly recommended today. Lighter models for older Macs are on the way; start the free trial to see how it runs on yours.
Write to the support address and you will get a human.