Turn your voice note into a finished edit

The breakdown

1. Every word is measured. The voice note is transcribed on your own computer, free, with the time of every word. Nothing is uploaded.
2. Only the parts that tell the story stay. Claude reads the transcript like an editor and keeps the pieces that carry the idea. Every cut falls between words, never inside one. The Introduction went from 113 seconds to 60.
3. The shot shows the line. Say audience and you see an audience. Say book and you see a book. Say population and a crowd walks through the frame. Your own footage comes first, then the folders and Drive you point to, then free stock with its license written down.
4. The words land on the beat. One or two big words per idea hit the moment you say them, and the captions never cover a face.
5. The music lands. The music is written in code under your voice, every cut gets its sound, the end resolves instead of trailing off, and the master sits at minus 14 LUFS.
6. Stills first, then the checks. You approve a still from every beat before the full render. Then the kit checks the frames, the length, the loudness, the sync and the black frames, and makes a before and after that shows your voice note under the edit.