Product updates, engineering deep dives, and editing workflows from the team building the cursor for video editing.
Announcements
Editing is the bottleneck between good footage and a published video. Today we're opening the waitlist for an editor where you describe the edit and AI agents execute it on the timeline.
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No black-box renders. A look at how a plain-language prompt becomes real, inspectable timeline operations — cuts, layers, and keyframes you can change.
July 14, 2026Product
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Callouts, text pop-ins, and animated UI highlights used to mean a second application and a second skill set. Now they're a prompt.
July 7, 2026“Find where he puts the ring on her finger.” “Find where I say ‘I made 10k’.” How visual and audio search turn a footage library from a graveyard into an asset.
June 30, 2026Creators
The hook, the rhythm, the pacing — viral edits have learnable structure. Here's how to borrow the format and keep your own voice in the frame.
June 23, 2026Creators
From “cut every silence longer than a second” to “caption this like my last viral post” — real prompts from early users, and why they work.
June 16, 2026Comparisons
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Premiere Pro is the default tool of professional post-production. So why are solo creators drowning in it? An honest comparison of two very different answers to the same timeline.
June 9, 2026Final Cut Pro is the fastest manual editor money can buy — a one-time purchase, tuned for Apple silicon. But fast manual editing is still manual. Where the two tools actually differ.
June 2, 2026Comparisons
Resolve gives you Hollywood-grade color, Fairlight audio, and Fusion compositing for free. It's astonishing software — aimed at a completely different problem than shipping three videos a week.
May 26, 2026Comparisons
CapCut made editing accessible to a hundred million people with templates and one-tap effects. But templates make your video look like everyone else's — and that's the ceiling.
May 19, 2026Comparisons
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Descript proved you could edit video like a document — delete a sentence, delete the clip. It's brilliant for podcasts. But text is only half of what's in your footage.
May 12, 2026After Effects is the deepest motion graphics tool ever made, and most creators use five percent of it — slowly. When a prompt replaces a keyframe rig, and when it can't.
May 5, 2026