A professional timeline that also takes plain-language instructions.

Bring a rough cut, an AI draft, a screen recording, or footage from anywhere. Point at what's wrong or type it in plain language, and watch the fix land before it's final.

The problem was never the video. It was needing a different skill set every time you wanted to touch it.

Two ways to fix a video.
Neither one is fast.

Chat can't reach in and adjust one frame. A timeline editor can, if you already know how to drive it. AI editor hands you both.

  • Talk to the AI and hope

    Describe the whole change, regenerate the whole video, and cross your fingers the new version is actually closer.

  • Open a real timeline

    Every trim and zoom is possible. Most of them require editing chops you spent years not building.

  • Point at it. Say what you want. Or just drag it yourself

    One workspace, every tool, and a preview before anything ships. Nothing is ever one bad take from being lost.

Four steps between a rough cut and something worth sending.

No separate chat tool, no separate timeline editor, and no edit you can't undo.

  1. Open whatever you've got

    An AI draft, a screen recording, or both stitched into one project.

  2. Say the word, or grab the handle

    Type the fix, or reach in and do it by hand.

  3. Watch it happen before it's real

    Every AI edit previews first. Keep it, tweak it, or throw it back.

  4. Never lose a version

    Every change, yours or the AI's, is one click from undone.

Ask the team that used to wait in line for a five-second fix.

  • 3 days to same-day

    Turnaround on routine video fixes.

  • 1 workspace

    For AI-generated video and screen recordings, for the first time.

  • Every edit reversible

    So nothing is ever one bad take from being lost.

A single trim used to take three days

A mid-market SaaS marketing team routed every video tweak, a caption swap, a trimmed pause, a rebranded intro, through the one teammate who actually knew the timeline editor. Requests piled up behind every product launch and quarter-end push. After AI editor, anyone on the team could describe the fix themselves and see it before it locked in. The queue that used to run three days deep now clears same-day, and the video-savvy teammate finally gets to make videos instead of fixing everyone else's.

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I used to be the bottleneck for every five-second fix on the team. Now people just describe what they want and I get my week back.
Senior video producer Mid-market SaaS company

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The fix you've been putting off takes less time than reading this sentence.

Describe it, drag it, or both, then watch it happen before it's final.

Yes. It opens directly in AI editor, with no separate chat-only path left behind.

Not one of them. Text, zoom, spotlight, callouts, backgrounds, intro and outro cards: everything you had before is still there.

You'll see it before it's final. Accept it, adjust it, reject it, or roll back to any earlier version.

Yes. Import outside video, audio, and music straight into the project.