I build SnapDub, a tool that cuts long videos into short clips. The thing that surprised me most is not where people struggle with the cutting. It is where they stop afterwards.
Cutting is close to solved. A dozen tools do it and they mostly do it fine. What I keep running into is a folder of twenty finished clips that never went anywhere, because actually posting them means opening three apps, writing three descriptions and choosing three cover frames, today and tomorrow and the day after.
So before I launch here, I want to ask the people who do this for real: where does your own clipping habit actually die?
You never get around to cutting in the first place
You cut them and they sit in a folder
You post to one platform and never carry them over to the others
You post everywhere and nothing lands, so you stop
Hi Product Hunt š
I kept ending up with hours of recordings and no time to cut them. Every tool I tried gave me clips and then stopped, so the clips sat in a folder and never went anywhere.
So SnapDub does the rest of it. Paste a YouTube, Twitch or Zoom link, or upload a file, and you get back vertical clips with the crop following whoever is speaking, captions burned in, plus a title, description and hashtags. Point it at a channel and every new upload is clipped on its own, then posted on the schedule you set, to eight platforms.
Three things that are actually different:
⢠It watches the picture and listens to the sound, not just the transcript. A laugh can score as high as a sentence.
⢠Credits, not seats. The whole team is included and shares one pool.
⢠Failed jobs are refunded automatically, and your first video is guaranteed to run.
What is not there yet, so nobody is surprised: auto-import watches YouTube and Twitch but not Kick, and dubbing with lip-sync is still beta.
Free plan is 500 credits, no card and no trial timer: https://snapdub.ai/?utm_source=p...
I would really like two kinds of feedback: drop a link to a recording you think is hard to clip, and tell me where the clips come out wrong. I will be here all day.