Timeline editing
Arrange the footage and shape the cut yourself.
An editing team for what you film.
You record. Omnomesh finds the story, cuts it, captions it and hands you a video ready to post.
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- 1Record or upload
- 2Omnomesh edits
- 3Post the finished video
You already did the hard part when you pressed record.The editing should be the easy part.
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An editing team you can hand your footage to and walk away
Most tools give you a timeline, an agent or a clipper. Omnomesh gives you a finished video.
Familiar editing workflows
Editing with an agent
Describe the changes and work through the edit in conversation.
Clipping a longer recording
Turn a longer recording into shorter clips built around individual moments.
How Omnomesh is different
Omnomesh does the editing
Omnomesh watches your footage, listens to what you said, and makes the editing calls an editor would.
The timeline, the agent and clipping are still there when you want to step in.
The editing taste we’re building toward
Film craft
Story and pacing
Platform context
Formats and viewing habits
Talk to your editor while you film.
Say what you want while you record: add their names, warm up the colours, make this part faster. Omnomesh follows those directions when it edits your footage. You can also add a note afterward, or leave the editing decisions to Omnomesh.
Spoken in the take
“Add tons of motion graphics and make it fast-paced.”
“Put both our name tags above our heads here.”
“Use quiet captions and highlight the important words.”
“Keep this slow and make the colours feel warmer.”
“Bring in a short list as I talk through the details.”
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Examples change automatically. Click or press Enter, Space or Escape to hold the current example. Use the arrow keys or swipe to move to another example.
An edit shaped for your audience
Every cut starts with two questions: what is this video for, and who is it for. The answers decide the opening, what stays and what goes.
Editing choice1
Find the opening
Lead with the moment that gives someone a reason to keep watching.
Editing choice2
Give the answer context
Make the question clear without slowing down the answer.
Editing choice3
Keep the speaker clear
Remove distracting hesitations while keeping their voice.
Editing choice4
Let a moment land
Keep a pause when it gives the answer room.
Editing choice5
Keep the point in view
Leave out detours that pull attention away from the story.
Editing choice6
Choose where it ends
Finish on the reaction that completes the exchange.
Examples advance automatically. Click this panel, or press Enter, Space or Escape, to hold the current example. Use the left and right arrow keys to explore the editing choices.
Keep your style through the whole edit
Your colours, type and pace carry through every video, so people recognise yours before they see your name. Fieldnote and Signal are made-up brands, shown for comparison.
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As much control as you want
Most days you will post what comes back. On the days you want a say, you have three ways to take it.
- Ready to post
Record and post
Hand over the footage and review the finished video.
Hands off Say what you want
Give directions while filming or add notes before editing.
Adjust an edit
Ask the agent for a change or use the manual timeline.
Edited for the kind of video you made
A street interview, a product demo and a founder update are different kinds of video, and each gets the edit that kind calls for.
Editing for the format
Street interview
- Opens on the best answer
- Question on screen
Editing for the format
Podcast clip
- One moment from the episode
- Word-by-word captions
Editing for the format
Founder or team update
- Opens with the news
- Names and roles on screen
Editing for the format
Product demo
- The product in the first shot
- A callout for each step
Editing for the format
Screen walkthrough
- Zooms to what you point at
- Your face in a corner
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Launch video
- Cut to the music
- Ends with where to find it
Editing for the format
Long video into shorts
- A hook in the first line
- The full version on YouTube
Examples change automatically. Use Left and Right arrow keys or swipe horizontally to explore and keep an example still. Click the example or press Enter, Space or Escape to hold it. Reduced motion disables automatic changes.
Make your next video with Omnomesh
Request an invitation. We’ll contact you if a place becomes available for you.
Early access
Your request is in.
We’ll email you if a beta invitation becomes available.
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Questions
Get early accessIs this a clip tool?
Omnomesh is being built to edit a story from the footage you record or upload, rather than just pull short clips out of a longer video.
Were the examples made with Omnomesh?
The demos are illustrated examples, and the app screens are previews. They show the editing experience we’re building, rather than outputs generated by the current beta.
Will everything shown be available in the beta?
Not all at once. Some features will arrive after the initial beta, and the interface will evolve. Your invitation will explain the features, platforms and limits available to you before you decide to take part.
Do I have to direct every edit?
The aim is for Omnomesh to handle the edit through to a finished video. You can give it directions or make changes when you want to, without planning every cut yourself.
Can I make my own changes?
We’re developing both changes in plain language and a timeline editor, so you can choose how involved to get. The previews show the direction of those tools.
Which formats are you building for?
Talking to camera, interviews, podcast clips, product demos, screen walkthroughs and more. We’re shaping edits for the places people post, with beta support confirmed in each invitation.
How long does an edit take?
It depends on the footage and the work requested. We’re testing performance during the beta, so there isn’t a guaranteed turnaround time.
Can I use footage I already have?
The editing experience starts with your own recordings or uploads. Your invitation will explain the supported files and upload limits for your beta access.
Who owns my footage?
You retain your rights in your footage. Before beta access, we will explain how footage is processed, which providers are involved and the applicable access and retention arrangements. We do not use your footage in marketing.
Does it post for me?
Automatic posting isn’t part of the initial beta offer. Your invitation will explain the options for exporting or sharing an edit.
Which devices will I be able to use?
We’re building for iPhone, Mac and the web. Your invitation will confirm which apps and devices are supported for your beta access.