Read any reel
Paste a link or drop a file. It finds the cuts and music beats, and you can fix a cut before it’s used.
More on reel breakdown23 music beatsPaste a reel you love. Taalcut makes yours from your camera roll, on the same music beats.
Remix a reel
Waiting for a template
The shot you need is in your camera roll somewhere. Scrolling for it takes longer than the reel lasts.
You saved it to make one like it. Copying its cuts and timing by hand takes an evening you don’t have, so it stays saved.
One pass from a reel you saved to your version. Tap through it like a story.
Five parts of one app, each running on a real reel and its footage.
All featuresPaste a link or drop a file. It finds the cuts and music beats, and you can fix a cut before it’s used.
More on reel breakdown23 music beatsSearch your clips in plain words. Each slot gets the clip that fits, with how sure the AI is.
More on auto-pickThe reel you saved becomes a template you keep. Fill it with this weekend’s trip, then next month’s.
More on templatesSay what you want in a sentence. The agent cuts, checks its work against the reel and asks you to approve once.
More on the agentMake this reel with my Vietnam clips.
The agent’s work sits on a timeline. Swap, move or slip a clip and it’s marked as yours.
More on the editor8 starter templates in your language, 14 in all. Tap one to play its shape.
Continue with ChatGPT and Taalcut works on your plan. Or bring an API key, run models on your computer, or use your own server.
The AIs you choose get what a job sends them. Taalcut asks before it first sends your files to a cloud model.
Your clips stay on your computer. Taalcut indexes and searches them there, with no upload and no storage cap.
One app for your computer. Join the waitlist and you get the beta for yours when it opens.
Kaatu is named from काटना, “to cut”. Taalcut’s beaver keeps you company in the app. Beavers cut, and so does Taalcut.
Tap Kaatu for a laugh. Press Poke Kaatu for its next trick, or a photo for that one.
Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and TikTok links, or a video file you drop in, including a screen recording. On Ubuntu, pasting a reel link isn’t there yet: drop the reel in as a file. Taalcut finds the cuts and music beats, the on-screen text and when it shows, transitions, speed ramps and the pacing. Before it’s used, you can fix a cut, the tempo, or whether something is text.
No. The agent makes the video and checks it against the reel before you see it. You approve once. If you want to change something, the timeline is there, and undo covers every edit, the agent’s included.
Indexing, search, text in video and music beats run on your computer, and your footage stays there. If you connect a cloud model, Taalcut asks before it first sends your files to it, and Settings › Privacy lists what leaves your computer. With Local only on, nothing of yours leaves your computer. Update checks still send the app’s version and a random ID.
Taalcut is free. One email when it’s ready for your computer, and nothing else.