You spend 3 hours on cuts, zooms and subtitles that one command does in 2 minutes. AUTOCUT edits your video for you, inside Claude Code. Drop the clip, type one sentence, get it back done.
You have a "still doing it by hand" problem. Zoom placed by eye. Cuts one by one. Subtitles typed out. Then the thumbnail. One video eats your whole afternoon. Meanwhile someone with your exact skill posts 3x as much. They're not more talented. They just stopped editing by hand.
The same models writing software and replacing whole workflows are sitting on your computer. And your video still takes an afternoon. You're holding a rocket and using it as a paperweight.
I know what you're thinking. "AI editing is a gimmick. The captions get it wrong. The cuts land in weird places. It won't match my style." Fair. I thought the exact same thing for a year.
Six things run on every video, automatically, in one pass:
Same clip in, same look out. Just name the one you want.
clean · slow, score-friendly
bold · big zooms, karaoke subs
cinematic · letterbox, grain
Maybe it is. It's €47 and it comes with a 30-day, no-questions refund. Buy it, run it on one video. If it's junk, take your money back and keep the guide. You're risking a pizza to save your afternoons.
AUTOCUT just launched, so you'd be one of the first. First buyers get the €47 launch price and get to shape what goes into v2. Once the reviews are in, the price goes up. Get in while it's cheap.
Your competitors already stopped editing by hand. Every afternoon you spend cutting is a video they posted and you didn't.