AI video editor that turns one long shoot into several short narrative cuts
AI video editor that makes edits from plain language descriptions
Stage
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MVP
Founded
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2026
Based in
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Free: 1 hour of footage and 1 video export per 14 days. Starter: $29/month for 4 hours and 10 exports per month. Pro: $69/month for 10 hours and 25 exports per month. Studio: $199/month for 30 hours and 60 exports per month. Footage past a paid plan's cap is billed at $11.99 per analyzed hour.
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Key features
Export to Adobe Premiere Pro XML and FCPXML
Password-protected client review links with feedback
Multiple aspect ratios and auto-reframing
65 caption presets with drag-and-drop editing
AI-generated multiple narrative cuts with 90, 60 and 30-second versions
Chat-based video refinement and editing
Natural language video editing - describe edits in plain text or voice
Activity panel shows every step - cuts, captions and titles visible as they happen
Automatic caption generation with brand styling
Quality check on every render against your brief
Policy engine with fixed rules - AI cannot override permissions
Batch editing - works on a file or a whole folder
Local processing - videos stay on your Windows 11 PC
Multiple output formats for different platforms
67 caption styles with 39 text animations and 2,020 fonts
What makes it different
Multiple narrative cuts from a single shoot instead of starting from one edit
Exports reference original footage, leaving source files untouched and exports near-instant
Does not train AI models on user footage
Built around narratives rather than individual cuts or soundbites
Client review and feedback integrated into the editing workflow
Describe edits in natural language instead of using complex timeline interfaces
Quality check reviews every render against your original brief before export
Policy engine ensures AI never makes unauthorized changes to your computer
All features available on every plan - pricing differs only in AI usage
FlashCut
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