Making content is fun. Editing it is where the time disappears. So we’re building OpenField.

Making a podcast is exciting.
Shooting a vlog is exciting.
Creating content is exciting.

Then comes editing.

Hours of raw footage sitting on a timeline.

Watching everything.
Finding the good moments.
Cutting the boring parts.
Rewatching.
Moving clips around.
Finding the right hook.
Adding captions.
Exporting.

The creator has already finished creating.

But the editor can spend hours turning those ideas into something people actually watch.

We started thinking why does an editor have to watch hours of footage just to find the few minutes that matter?

That question led us to build OpenField.

OpenField is an AI video director that watches your raw footage, understands what you're trying to create, finds the moments that matter, and builds an editable first cut.

Not AI-generated footage.

Your footage. Your story. Less time searching.

We just put the early version live → https://openfield.co.in/

We're very early, and honestly, that's why I'm posting this here.

I want to make OpenField significantly better while we're still early.

If you create or edit podcasts, vlogs, YouTube videos, interviews, or any long-form content:

What part of editing wastes the most of your time?

I'd genuinely love to hear it.