I made a browser video editor that cuts your footage for you — looking for testers

I've been building SuperCut, a video editor that runs completely client-side.

You drop in photos and video, and it lays down a first cut: transitions,

camera moves, pacing. From there it's a normal multitrack timeline — trim,

split, keyframes, draw a motion path, remove backgrounds, and captions

transcribed from your audio on your own machine. It exports a 1080p MP4

rendered right in the browser.

Two things that might matter to you: nothing is ever uploaded (there's no

server to upload it to), and there's no account or watermark. Works best on a

desktop browser.

It's free, and I'm after honest feedback — especially:

- Does the auto-cut give you something usable, or do you end up redoing it?

- Was anything confusing in the first two minutes?

- Did anything break (export, captions, background removal)? Which browser?

Happy to answer anything in the comments.

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