Changelog
What shipped
Everything on this page is live. Things being worked on are not here until they are.
Sold on the thing that makes it different
- The site now leads with the score threshold rather than a clip count, with an interactive slider driven by real scores from a real VOD.
- A plan calculator, a side-by-side plan comparison, and an FAQ — so you can work out what you need before making an account.
- Sources are kept for 30 days after a project finishes and then reclaimed automatically, with a per-project “Keep source” opt-out. Storage quotas were raised to match what a plan's credits actually produce.
- Multi-part uploads for long VODs: sources over 4 GiB used to fail at the archive step after the whole download had already been paid for. Verified on production at 4.2 GiB.
- Kick VODs work end to end — Twitch, YouTube and Kick all run the same pipeline.
Launch pricing, and credits that fit a streamer
- Launch pricing on every paid plan until 8 October 2026, with the standard price shown beside it. Sign up during the offer and you keep that price for as long as the subscription runs.
- Analyze cost now tapers after the first two hours of a video, so a four-hour VOD no longer costs double a two-hour one to look at.
- Credit allowances raised across the board, with rollover on the higher tiers.
Everything after the clips
- Whole-video editing: dead air and filler words removed from the full cut, intro untouched, every trim landing on a segment boundary.
- Translation and dubbing in 12 languages, with captions re-timed and an AI voice fitted to each line.
- A/B title testing on published Shorts — rotate variants, score each by views in its window, keep the winner.
- An AI coach over your real YouTube analytics, feeding what actually performed back into how future moments are scored.
- Long-form “top moments” compilations, built automatically when the last clip of a project finishes.
- A client review portal: share a link, they approve or request changes with a note, no account needed.
- Team workspaces on Clerk Organizations, thumbnails, B-roll cutaways, Reddit and AI story videos, and trend detection.