Drop inthe footage.
Straight from the camera over Wi-Fi, from a card, or from a folder called ‘final-final’. Every clip is transcribed and organized on arrival.
Now in private beta macOS
Your footage, edited with a few words. Make a first cut, add titles, and fine-tune it on a real timeline.
Get early access$12/month for founding members. No payment today.
Add ‘A weekend away’ over the opening shot.
Title added · Original footage preservedInteractive preview
Pick a direction and watch the same footage become a different film. This is what asking vide0 for an edit feels like.
“Open with a calm title. Give it room to breathe.”
A serif title, centered, with a slow fade. Nothing else touched.
Sample footage, pre-rendered. The real thing runs on yours.
Three steps from raw footage to a finished film. No manual, no tutorial.
Try the demo ↗Straight from the camera over Wi-Fi, from a card, or from a folder called ‘final-final’. Every clip is transcribed and organized on arrival.
Tell vide0 what the video should be. It makes the first cut, sets the pacing, and handles the details you’d rather not.
Tweak on a real timeline, reframe for every screen, export. Then go shoot the next one.
A full timeline underneath. You only touch it when you want to.
“This is um, you know,
where the story begins.”
Every clip is transcribed on import. Delete a word and the cut is made. Move a paragraph and the story is re-sequenced.
Set your fonts and colors once. Every title, lower-third and caption the editor adds already looks like you.
Export 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 from the same project, with the subject tracked and kept in frame.
Join the private beta now and keep $12 a month for as long as you stay subscribed. The launch price will be $39.
Your rate stays $12/month for as long as you stay subscribed.
Limited founding seats. Price locks the day you’re admitted. No card required to join the list.
A complete video editor — timeline, color, audio, motion graphics, delivery — with an AI agent at the center. You can drive it by talking, by editing the transcript, or by hand on the timeline. All three work together on the same project.