Our plan for the year ahead — shaped by your votes and feedback
“It tells a story”
Arrows, rectangles, circles, text callouts, and highlights as timeline blocks.
Title cards, chapter breaks, and end screens. Reuses annotation rendering.
Persistent branding layer. Falls out of annotation work.
Record narration in-editor onto an audio track.
Annotations and text slides are the two highest-voted features and share Metal overlay rendering infrastructure. Voice-over is low-effort given the existing audio track.
“It edits itself”
Auto-detect "um", "uh", and long pauses; highlight and auto-cut.
Select or delete text to cut video. Extends existing transcript editor.
One-click noise reduction, normalization, and EQ.
Partial export of selected timeline ranges.
All three audio/transcript features build on the existing transcription system. Filler detection feeds into transcript editing. Ships as a cohesive Smart Audio release.
“It looks cinematic”
ML background segmentation on webcam via Metal compute.
Per-element appear/disappear effects (scale, fade, slide) for webcam, annotations, and text slides.
Crossfade, wipe, and slide between segments.
Insert images as timeline segments.
Blur background is technically demanding (ML + Metal). Enter/exit animations and transitions share easing/animation infrastructure. By Q3, annotations and text slides exist to animate.
“It does everything”
Hold a frame at any point on the timeline.
Import external webcam footage into the camera track.
Layered compositing with multiple masks.
Multi-segment speed adjustment.
Power-user features that round out the editor for professional workflows.
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