Reel Editor — an editing studio in your chat

The assistant edits vertical reels ("talking head") and breaks down finished videos like a reels editor: script, visuals, delivery.

How it works

Shoot a video in the mini-app "Reels Studio" — the studio on your phone transcribes speech, cuts pauses, and assembles a vertical reel. Then you edit with words: "cut the fluff," "start with a quote about X," "make it in MrBeast style" — the open studio picks up the new version itself, no need to manually reassemble. You can make as many edits as you want: rendering happens on your device and is free; you only pay for transcription and model calls.

Edit with a single phrase

• Cutting fluff — trims pauses and filler words, leaving only the essence.
• Cold hook — moves the strongest statement to the first seconds.
• Subtitles — 6 styles to choose from (hormozi, mrbeast, karaoke, minimal, clean-box, neon) and 12 Cyrillic fonts, from flashy salesy to quiet expert.
• Accents — highlighting key words, emojis, underlines, and outlines on the right word.
• Graphics and overlays — animated charts and counters (data only from your speech or brief), lower-third with name.
• Sound — 40+ sounds: working whoosh/pop/riser and viral pack (vine boom, emotional damage, dun-dun…), matched to the moment's meaning, not random.
• Punch-ins — only on meaningful peaks, no "shaking for shaking's sake."

Review of a finished reel

Send the edited video to the chat — the assistant will watch and listen to it and give a verdict across three breakdowns:

1. Storytelling — is there a hook in the first 1–2 seconds, does it hold one idea, where it lags, is the payoff timely.
2. Visuals — are the captions readable, do the cuts conflict with speech, are the zooms and effects on point.
3. Delivery — energy on meaning, filler words, pace (rushing or dragging), are pauses natural.

The breakdown relies on numbers from the project: words per minute, silence ratio, longest pauses. Every complaint can be addressed immediately — the edit is described in words.

Who it's for

Experts and coaches who sell knowledge; bloggers who need pace; anyone with a phone and one good idea — but no time for editing.

What to know

• Format: vertical 9:16, up to three source videos on a shared timeline.
• The source video never leaves your device: transcription is computed from the audio track and isn't stored.
• The finished reel renders on your device — you can send it back to the chat for review.