I'm building Voxmint, a text-to-speech tool that started because AI voices kept getting Vietnamese tones wrong. It now has 113 voices in 24 languages, with regional accents like Hanoi, Saigon and Hu , Cantonese and Taiwan Mandarin.
If you make voice-overs, courses or videos in a language other than English: which language or accent do current tools still get wrong? Mispronounced names, wrong tones, a "news anchor" voice when you wanted a casual one?
Send me a short line in your language and I'll reply with how Voxmint reads it, and be honest if it's not good enough yet.
I'm building TellEdit, an AI video editor with no timeline: you upload your clips, say what you want, and it hands back the finished video.
Before we launch today, I'd love real examples to test it on. What's sitting in your camera roll right now that you meant to turn into something? A trip, a recipe, a talk you gave, a product demo, your kid's football match?
And how would you describe the edit in one sentence? Something like "a 30-second vertical recap of the hike, cut to the music, no shaky bits."
I'll reply with what TellEdit would do with it, and where it would struggle.
TellEdit is an AI video editor for people who film but don't want to edit. Upload the clips you already have, describe the video in plain words, and get back a finished, captioned video. It cuts ums and retakes, finds the best moment, puts B-roll over an interview, cuts montages to the beat, and reframes to vertical. No timeline: say what to change and it redoes the edit. Only your footage, never generated.
