Record once. Use it everywhere.
You record 5-20 minutes at your desk: two cameras, a screen recording and a little B-roll. Vlog collects it all, builds the transcript everything else stands on, and turns one recording into the raw material for a full content package. You decide every step.
Drop the files in.
Vlog knows what they are.
Camera A, camera B, the screen recording and loose clips. Vlog suggests a role for each file from its name and length, and you correct it with one click if the suggestion misses. Large camera files upload in parts straight to storage, so a 10 GB file is as welcome as a small one.
- A-CAM_0012.MP4Camera A · master audio
- B-CAM_0012.MP4Camera B
- Screen Recording.movScreen
- office-pan.mp4B-roll
The suggestion is preselected. You change it with one click.
The words are the coordinate system.
The timeline is never touched.
The master audio from camera A is transcribed word by word with timecodes, with no processing that moves so much as a second. Every word points at its exact spot in the recording, so chapters, cuts and shorts can be built on the words afterwards without anything drifting.
No processing that moves the timeline. The words point true.
From one recording
to a full package.
The transcript is the foundation. On top of it we build chapters, a cutting plan with camera switches, social clips in 9:16 and a finished content page, and every suggestion is laid out for you to approve before anything is published. AI suggests. You decide.
- Long-form master with chapters
- Social clips in 9:16
- Transcript, takeaways and a content page
AI suggests. A human decides, all the way to publishing.
You pay for usage.
Vlog runs on the same usage metering as the rest of the platform. You sign up yourself, add a card, see what every build costs, and set your own cap.