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A local video editor with offline captions and no watermark, desktop and phone
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The work lands on a timeline you can take over by hand at any point, which is what most AI video tools quietly take away.
Arsaze offers three ways at the same footage: a real multi-track timeline, an agent that makes cuts while you watch, and a transcript you edit like a document. Client review links collect timed notes the agent can act on. The desktop app for Windows, Mac and Linux keeps transcription on your machine, English only for now, with background removal, motion tracking and watermark-free exports, free on every plan. Cloud generation of video, voice or music draws on credits. Sign up free, or download. Built by Sidhilynx in India.
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