Actual demo interface. Camera imagery is illustrative.
For people with something worth sharing.
LESS PRODUCTION. MORE PRESENTATION.
See the difference
See what disappears from the workflow.
Camera decisions. Rebuilding the take. Starting the publishing text from scratch. See how the pieces fit together.
GAZECUT / RECORD → REVIEW → UPLOADPRODUCT WALKTHROUGH
Demo video in preparation. This is a real interface screenshot with illustrative camera imagery, not a recorded demonstration.
01 Present and turn
02 Camera changes
03 Finish your video
04 Review publishing pieces
Review. Upload. Done.
The work after Record
You already did the hard part.
You knew what you wanted to say. The hardest part of YouTube should not happen after you have finished talking.
A typical multicamera workflow
Record
Import footage
Sync cameras
Scrub the timeline
Choose camera cuts
Remove pauses
Export
Transcribe
Write the title
Write the description
Create chapters
Upload
With GazeCut
01Record.
Present while GazeCut directs.
02Review.
Check your video and publishing pieces.
03Upload.
You decide what goes live.
Your judgement stays. A lot of the repetitive production work does not.
Setup and calibration come first. Publishing assistance is optional. GazeCut removes preparation and sections you deliberately pause; it does not automatically remove every mistake or silence.
Three jobs. One workflow.
From the first camera cut to the words under your video.
01 / DIRECT
Direct the shoot while you present.
Turn toward the camera you want. GazeCut follows your direction and chooses the view while you stay focused on what you are saying.
Make a manual cut or lock a camera whenever the moment calls for it. You remain in control.
A setup you can use again
Connect cameras and a microphone, check the equipment and teach GazeCut your views. Save the calibration for the next take when your equipment and position stay the same. The equipment check still runs.
Teach it your views once. Reuse a fixed setup. Actual demo interface with illustrative camera imagery.
02 / FINISH
Remove repetitive production work.
Your camera choices become a finished local MP4 with sound. Review the performance instead of rebuilding every camera cut on a timeline.
Pause to think or reset, then resume. Paused sections stay out of the final video while the original material keeps recording.
Keep the source. Keep your options.
Original recordings and cut decisions remain available to retry video creation or recover usable interrupted material. You can also take the finished MP4 into your usual editor. Normal output is landscape 1080p.
Presenting a screen tutorial?
Screen recording with a camera overlay is built in. Switch between screen with picture-in-picture and a full camera view. Availability depends on your OS, permissions and equipment. Test your setup first.
A finished video, ready for your review. Actual demo interface with illustrative imagery.
03 / PREPARE
Get the publishing pieces ready.
The video is not finished when the export completes. Transcribe locally, export timed captions and qualifying chapters, then use optional AI for title suggestions, a description and relevant hashtags.
Review the words. Upload your MP4 in YouTube Studio. Paste the text and import the captions. You control publication.
What does the optional AI need?
Use a configured local model or your own supported provider. Hosted AI receives transcript text and instructions only with your permission and may carry separate provider charges. Local recording and transcription need no hosted AI account. GazeCut does not research competitors or upload to YouTube automatically.
YOUR PUBLISHING HANDOFF↗
.mp4
The finished video
Your camera changes and sound.
.srt
Timed captions
Export and check the words.
.txt
The publishing text
Suggested titles, description and qualifying chapters.
Example wording, not output from a real recording. Actual suggestions follow your transcript.
Your computer, capture quality, camera connections and storage set the limits. Every camera, hub and computer combination has not been qualified. Make a short test recording before a full take.
20 founding purchases. Available in Canada, the US, the UK, Australia and New Zealand. Final tax and total at checkout. Purchase terms.
Build with us
Built to be self-serve. Designed to learn from real use.
Follow the setup guide, check your equipment and make a short test recording. If something gets in your way, tell Adam what you were trying to do and what happened.
Email drafts open for you to review and send. Nothing is sent automatically. Do not include private footage, transcripts, credentials or licence files.
GazeCut directs camera choices for one presenter during recording, creates a finished local MP4, and offers local transcription, caption export and optional AI publishing text. You review the result and upload it yourself.
Is it a full video editor?
It handles the repetitive work of camera cuts, deliberate Pause removal and preparing a finished recording. It is not a full creative timeline editor, livestream switcher, group podcast editor or vertical Shorts tool.
Can I use it alongside my current editor?
Yes. Review or edit the finished MP4 in your usual workflow. Original recordings and cut decisions stay available in the session folder.
What hardware do I need?
A supported computer, compatible cameras and a microphone. Begin with two cameras and a fixed filming position. Capture devices, hubs and camera count affect capacity. Check the setup guide and make a short test recording.
Does my footage leave my computer?
Recording, video creation and transcription run locally. Optional hosted AI uses transcript text and instructions only after permission. GazeCut does not upload your video or audio. Purchase and licence services use the internet. Read the privacy notice.
How does GazeCut use AI?
Local vision helps select your camera view. Local transcription produces text and captions. Optional publishing assistance uses a configured local model or your own supported hosted provider, which may charge separately. Review generated words for accuracy.
Does it publish directly to YouTube?
You upload the finished MP4, paste your reviewed publishing text and import captions in YouTube Studio. GazeCut does not automatically upload or publish your video.
What does Founding Beta mean?
Functional software offered early to practical users who want to improve their recording workflow and help shape the product through feedback. Compatibility and features will continue to develop. The founding price reflects when you joined.
What happens after beta? Do I get updates?
You keep using the major version you buy. Your purchase includes 12 months of updates and beta support from usable access as defined in the purchase terms. A later major version is not included. The commercial release will be priced substantially higher.
What support is included?
12 months of beta support, with direct help from Adam for setup questions, bugs and using GazeCut. Clear setup instructions and equipment checks let you start without a required personal onboarding session.
What if it does not work with my setup?
Contact Adam for help or request an unconditional 14-day refund. The refund period begins when confirmed payment, usable installer access and licence activation are available. Read the full refund terms.
You bring the knowledge. Let GazeCut handle the production.
