Upload once. Scene detection, vertical framing, captions and a virality score — all in one workspace.
Our AI listens to the whole thing — the words and the noise — and lifts out the moments that stand up on their own. You do not scrub a timeline looking for them.
Some cuts you want to make yourself. Chill is for deciding when; locked-in is for deciding what the frame does. They are the same page, and switching between them costs nothing.
The watch page. A player, a queue and a transcript — you watch the thing back, and when a moment lands you mark it. Capture the last five seconds and the next fifteen, or open and close a clip by hand.
The cockpit. The source canvas on one side and the program preview on the other, with up to four panels you place yourself — solo, duo, trio, quad — each following a face or held where you put it.
Switching saves and loads nothing. The clips, the queue and the preset are one document under both, so a clip marked in Chill is on the timeline the moment you switch — and the framing you set there is what that clip renders with.
What clipping agencies charge their clients every month — $2,500 to $10,000 — to turn long-form streams into short-form posts. Forbes, 2026
Advertising passes one trillion dollars worldwide for the first time this year, and 68.7% of it is digital — the attention every short-form clip is cut to reach. Dentsu, 2025
A 45-minute episode becomes a batch of captioned, framed, scored verticals in the time it takes to make coffee.