What you get
Where each part happens
For an editor with AI in it, this is the question that decides both privacy and speed.
Where it runs
A Windows application. Transcription, editing and export all happen on the machine in front of you.
Subtitles
Speech is transcribed locally and each line is timed for you to correct.
Cuts
Silences and scene changes arrive as candidates on the timeline, not as decisions.
Export
Rendered by the copy of ffmpeg that ships with the app. No upload step, no queue.
What leaves the machine
Only still frames and the transcribed dialogue, and only when you ask for scene analysis.
Platform
Windows 10 and Windows 11. There is no macOS or mobile build.
Beyond cutting footage
The same window handles the live board and the ad-film pipeline.
Live switching
Several sources on one board, switched while you are recording or streaming.
Phone as a camera
An Android phone over USB becomes one of those sources.
Ad films
A storyboard is drafted first, then approved cut by cut before anything is rendered.
Presets
A look you settled on once is reapplied to the next episode.
Plans
One subscription per product. The account is shared; the billing is not.
Prices are in USD and exclude tax. Paddle adds the tax for your billing country at checkout, and shows you the final total before you pay.
Asked before buying
Does my footage leave the machine?
The video and audio files do not. Scene analysis sends still frames and the transcribed text, and that is the only step which reaches our gateway.
Is there a free tier?
No. There is no trial period either — a subscription is what opens the AI work and the handoff from our other products.
How fast does an export finish?
That is your hardware. There is no queue to sit in, so nothing else is competing for the render.
What happens to my projects if I cancel?
They stay on your disk. A subscription governs the features listed here, not the files you made.