Core engine
HurrCut Core Timeline
The editing surface is designed around one local timeline: media import, layered clips, captions, overlays, motion presets, and export checks without sending project files to a remote workspace.
HurrCut creative software
Cut, caption, export. All local.
Stay in the flow with quick cuts, overlays, captions, screen recording, audio polish, and clean exports in one local-first creator timeline. No subscription drag, no cloud handoff required for the prototype.
- Timeline
- quick layered edits
- Capture
- screen + camera path
- Export
- local browser render
Your creator suite
Your dream team of creative tools
HurrCut keeps the pieces creators actually repeat close together: edit video, capture source material, polish audio, and prep exports without turning every short into a project-management chore.
Video editing that flows with you
HurrCut Editor
Timeline editing, overlays, captions, effects, and clean export checks in a browser prototype today with a desktop-grade path later.
Explore App- multi-track timeline
- overlays + captions
- effects + export
Capture without workflow drag
Creator Capture
Screen recording, camera recording, picture-in-picture reactions, and short-form layouts designed for creator workflows.
Explore App
- screen + camera
- reaction layouts
- creator presets
Audio and motion polish
Audio + Motion Tools
Music layers, fades, levels, caption timing, motion presets, and small finishing passes without leaving the timeline.
Explore App
- music + voice layers
- fades + levels
- motion presets
Everything you need to get started
Start making cleaner creator edits today
HurrCut should feel complete enough to try, while staying honest about the prototype. Start with quick creator workflows, then grow into template packs and desktop-grade export paths.
Creator tools
Built for the edits creators repeat.
Competitor pages sell a finished ecosystem. HurrCut should sell the practical promise: local-first editing now, clear creator workflows next, and no fake claims about features that still belong on the roadmap.
Short-form companion
Make vertical edits without rebuilding the project every time.
Switch between vertical, square, and landscape framing, keep captions readable, and prep social-ready cuts from the same local timeline. Start free- ratio presets
- caption-safe zones
- creator export checks
YouTube workflow
Turn local media into cleaner long-form and clip edits.
Organize files, trim dead air, layer music, check audio, and keep color and motion controls on the roadmap without promising cloud magic. Open prototype- local media search path
- audio beds + fades
- future color controls
Professional creator controls
Build toward shortcuts, keyframes, curves, and motion polish.
The public prototype focuses on the essentials first. The roadmap keeps advanced tools visible so the product can mature without hiding gaps. View roadmap- keyframes planned
- motion presets
- keyboard-first editing
Caption generation Planned
Automatic captions belong in the timeline, with manual correction and style presets before export.
Smart reframing Planned
Aspect ratio changes should preserve the subject and leave creators with manual framing control.
Project portability Prototype
Project JSON keeps edits portable today; future sync can be added without making cloud storage mandatory.
Roadmap clarity
Browser prototype today. Desktop-grade path later.
The near-term goal is a dependable local editor with capture, overlays, captions, and export checks. The longer-term path is Tauri packaging, stronger media handling, and account-backed settings without making cloud storage mandatory.
View RoadmapFrequently asked questions
Straight answers for the prototype.
Who is HurrCut for?
Creators, influencers, educators, streamers, and solo editors who need fast timeline edits, overlays, captions, capture, and exports without starting in a heavyweight suite.
Which operating systems are supported?
The current prototype runs in modern desktop browsers. The product direction includes Tauri desktop builds once the browser editor is stable enough.
What formats are supported?
Import support depends on the browser media stack. WebM export is available as the first fallback path, with FFmpeg WASM and desktop export lanes planned.
How should users provide feedback?
Use the roadmap and support links for now. Backend accounts, issue intake, and structured feedback forms are part of the auth and support TODOs.
Local-first editing, no cloud required
Start editing with HurrCut today.
Free to try. Runs fully in your browser. No card required.