Find the moments

Point it at hours; get back the parts worth posting

Clip typesMessage, movie, songs and highlights. A sermon, a film and a match don't hide their best moments in the same places, so the search changes with the material.On the overview → Complete contextThe setup at 11:40, the proof at 26:03, the payoff at 48:12 — gathered and stitched in order into one clip that needs no explanation.On the overview → SourcesFiles on your drive or a network share, or a link: YouTube, Vimeo, Reels, TikTok, Twitch, Zoom, Drive, Dropbox, or any direct URL.On the overview → Range pickerRead a link's title and length first, then transcribe only the stretch you care about instead of the whole three-hour stream.On the overview → Local transcriptionWhisper on your own hardware with word-level timings, in 90+ languages. Pin the language or let it detect.On the overview → Your AI, per generationAnthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Groq, Mistral, DeepSeek, xAI, Together, OpenRouter, any compatible endpoint — or a local Ollama model. Your key, their bill.On the overview → Focus & content typeSay what you're after — "pricing objections", "the funny bits" — and the search only returns matches. No-AI scoringBuilt-in scoring finds clips with no model at all, for machines with no internet and no API key. Generate more, laterCome back to a project and add a fresh set of clips that don't repeat what you already have.

Make

Not only cutting — producing

One-Take ads 3.5Talk to the camera once and get a finished vertical ad: the pauses tightened, a hook written for the top, captions on, cutaway footage laid over the words that call for it, and a bed of music underneath. Edit it by editing the transcript.On the overview → Script to video 3.1Paste a script, add images or let Ariloop find them, and get a narrated, captioned video. No footage required.On the overview → Mix 3.2Videos, audio and a template in; several finished cuts out — variations to test rather than one take. Free update for licences bought before it lands.On the overview → Video to book 3.3A run of videos organised into chapters: a manuscript you edit and publish, not a wall of transcript. Free update for licences bought before it lands.On the overview → TemplatesHook, pacing, caption rhythm and where the payoff lands, saved as a shape you can reuse — including your own.On the overview → Narration 3.1A generated voice, your own recording, or silence with captions and a music bed. Image handling 3.1Pictures held for the lines they belong to, with a slow push so a still never sits dead on screen.

Cut & brand

Make it look like yours

Transcript editorSelect words to cut them, strip pauses and filler in one pass, snap edges to word boundaries, undo everything.On the overview → Caption stylesNine burned-in styles, word-timed from the transcript, with a fix-a-word pass for names it misheard.On the overview → Formats9:16, 4:5, 1:1, 16:9 and the source shape — one cut, every placement.On the overview → FramingFill and drag to reframe, fit on a blurred bed, or fit with black bars. Nothing chopped off the sides.On the overview → Thumbnail generator 3.1A frame, your image, or the clip's title over a base image in six title styles — embedded as MP4 cover art.On the overview → WatermarksUp to six per clip, image and text, each with position, size and opacity — on the clip, not the intro or outro. Image layersUp to eight pictures anywhere on the frame, dragged into place, each shown for the seconds you choose. Intro, outro & transitionsPlay them over the clip's first and last seconds while its audio runs, with twelve transitions and your own timings. Dynamic zoomA gentle punch-in on alternating sentences, so a static camera doesn't read as a static video. Title overlayThe clip's headline on screen, top, middle or bottom. Save as a new clipKeep the original and render the edit alongside it, instead of choosing between them. Brand kitsWatermarks, intros, outros, layers and thumbnail styles saved once — and shared across the team on Group and Corporate.

Publish & automate

From render to posted, without you in the middle

Social scheduler 3.1A calendar for finished clips with captions, titles and hashtags attached — a month of posts in one sitting, posted directly as each platform approves us.On the overview → Android & iOS 3.4A full seat on a phone: film or import, then transcribe, find, caption and render on the handset — same templates, same kits, nothing uploaded.On the overview → Integrations 3.2Hand the queue to a tool you already run — buffer.com first — and keep the approvals, analytics and channels your team already uses.On the overview → Scheduled tasks 3.2A saved recipe with a time on it: take this script and image, make the video, post it there — weekly, or once, unattended.On the overview → Watch folders 3.2Drop Sunday's recording into a folder and the run starts itself. Sync to your own storage 3.1Point Ariloop at an S3-compatible bucket, Google Drive, Dropbox, WebDAV, SFTP or a NAS, and finished clips copy themselves there as they render — into folders you named.On the overview → Files you keepMP4 with cover art, an SRT next to it, and a JPG thumbnail — ordinary files in an ordinary folder. No export limitsNo watermark, no clip cap, no minutes meter. The limit is disk space.

Run it your way

Your machine, your rules

Everything localDownload, transcription, clip finding and rendering all happen on your computer. The only outbound call is a licence check.On the overview → Device seatsActivate the machines you own, release a seat whenever you want it back. No per-user monthly fee.On the overview → Shared templates & kitsGroup and Corporate push one set of assets and templates to every seat, updated in one place.Licences → Offline activationFor machines with no internet at all, on Corporate licences.Licences → Command lineRun generations from a script for batch jobs and overnight work; runs show up in the app like any other project. Hardware encodingUses your GPU where it can, so a laptop isn't stuck rendering all evening. You own the archive 3.1Your storage account, your bucket, your bill, your retention rules. Cancel Ariloop tomorrow and every file stays exactly where you put it.On the overview →

Sources

Bring in anything you can watch

A file on your drive, or a link. Paste one and Ariloop reads its title and length first, so you can choose the stretch worth working on before anything downloads.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILt5ltCkkzQ

CM2025 · The Laws of Proper Speech 1:19:03 · 1080p · English detected Using 11:00 → 60:30 — only this part is transcribed

From your drive

Files you already have

MP4, MOV, MKV, WEBM, M4V and AVI, from an internal disk, an external drive or a network share. Nothing is copied to us, and a 4.8GB recording opens as fast as a 50MB one.

From a link

Wherever the recording lives

YouTubeVimeoInstagram ReelsTikTokFacebookXLinkedInTwitchRumbleLoomRiversideStreamYardZoomGoogle DriveDropboxAny direct video URL

If your machine can reach it, Ariloop can fetch it — including your own private storage. Recordings behind a sign-in are easiest saved to disk first, then opened as a file.

Captions in 90+ languages — English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Hindi, Arabic, Mandarin and the rest of the Whisper set. Pin the language when you know it, or let it detect.

No editing skills

Set up so you succeed on the first try

Editing software assumes you already know how to edit. Ariloop assumes you know your material and want it posted — the defaults are the work of an editor, already done.

No timeline to learn

You cut words, not frames

Select a sentence in the transcript and delete it; the video follows. Pauses and “um”s go in one click. No keyframes, no tracks, no ripple-delete.

Never a blank canvas

It arrives already styled

Pick a clip type and a template and the captions, framing, thumbnail and pacing are already chosen. Change any of it if you want to — but the first render is postable.

Nothing renders blind

See it before you commit

Captions, watermarks, layers and the title thumbnail are drawn on the preview as you change them, and every step undoes. You're never waiting on a render to find out.

Mistakes are cheap

Fix one clip, keep the rest

Got a name wrong in the captions or want a tighter cut? Fix that clip and re-render only it. The other ten stay exactly as they were.

The look

Captions, formats and framing you actually choose

Forty burned-in caption styles, word-timed from the transcript, each able to borrow any of nineteen fonts. Pick the one that matches your channel, or fix a word it misheard and re-render just that clip.

Every second counts

Bold Pop

Every second counts

Marker

Every second counts

Sweep

Every second counts

Headliner

every second counts

Neon

every second counts

Subtitle

Thumbnail generator 3.1

Every clip leaves with a thumbnail

Banner

Words are
not free

Spotlight

Speak to the seed

Stamp

Use a frame from the clip, your own image, or the clip's title set over a base image in one of six title styles. It's embedded as cover art on the MP4, so the file already looks right in an upload dialog — and every clip in a batch gets one without you opening a design tool. Arriving in 3.1; until then every clip still leaves with a frame of itself as its cover.

Formats

One cut, every placement

9:16

4:5

1:1

16:9

Shorts and Reels, the Instagram feed, the square that posts anywhere, and YouTube — plus the source shape untouched.

Framing

Nothing chopped off the sides

Fill · cropped

Fit · blurred bed

Fit · black bars

Drag the picture to choose what the crop keeps, or keep the whole frame when the slide behind the speaker matters.

Script to video

No footage? Start from the words

Paste a script — a devotional, an ad read, a product explainer — and point Ariloop at some images. It matches lines to pictures, narrates, captions every word and renders the finished video. Don't have images? Let it find them and show you what it picked before anything renders.

Your script

0:00 Every word you speak is a seed. Nothing grows by accident —

0:09 what you say over your morning, you harvest by evening.

0:17 So speak like a farmer, not like a spectator.

Narration · warmMusic bedCaptions · Bold Pop

Images

field-sunrise.jpg · yours

hands-soil.jpg · yours

found · wheat close-up

found · dawn sky

Two from your folder, two it found — swap either before rendering.

0:24

every word
is a seed

Speak like a farmer9:16 · narrated · captioned

Matching

Pictures follow the line

Each image is held for the lines it belongs to, with a slow push so a still never feels static.

Voice

Narrated or silent

Pick a narration voice, drop in your own recording, or leave it silent with captions and a music bed.

Same toolset

It's a clip like any other

Templates, watermarks, image layers, thumbnails, formats and the editor all apply — and it can be scheduled like the rest.

Beyond one clip

Templates, mixes and manuscripts

The same recordings, put to work more than one way.

Mix · videos + audio + a template → several finished cuts

service-cam-a.mp4

service-cam-b.mp4

b-roll-choir.mp4

voice-over.wav

bed-loop.mp3

Template · Hook → proof → call 3s hook · fast cuts · caption every word · call at the end

A

hook first

0:38 · cam A

B

hook first

0:41 · cam B

C

proof shot

0:44 · b-roll

D

the call

0:36 · mixed

Video to book

Turn a series into a manuscript

Point Ariloop at a run of videos and get the knowledge in them organised into chapters — a draft you edit and publish, not a wall of transcript.

The Laws of Proper Speechfrom 6 videos · 41,200 words

01Words are seeds, not sounds3 videos

02The bullet that shoots you first2 videos

03Speaking to the seed4 videos

04What silence is for2 videos

Models

Any model, chosen per generation

Not one vendor and not one model. A strong model to find moments in a keynote, a cheap fast one for a bulk pass, a local model when the footage can't leave the building. Your key, billed by them — never resold by us.

AnthropicOpenAIGeminiGroqMistralDeepSeekxAITogetherOpenRouterOllama · local

Templates work the same way: pick a shape that travels — hook, pacing, caption rhythm, where the payoff lands — then save your own once you know what your audience keeps watching.

Growing into it

Start on one machine. Outgrow it on purpose.

Most people buy Individual, then hit one of three walls: a second editor, a brand that has to look identical across the team, or a finance department that wants an invoice. Moving up costs the difference, not the full price again.

You are here

Individual

2 seats — your desktop and laptop
Every clip type, template and export
Your own brand kit, on this machine

When a second editor joins

Group

Shared brand kits — one set of watermarks, intros, outros and thumbnail styles, on every seat
Shared templates — the cut that works for you becomes the house cut
8 seats, and one view of who holds them

When procurement gets involved

Corporate

25 seats, expandable in blocks
Kits and templates per team, not just per company
Offline activation, invoicing, POs, a named contact

Rent while you decideNot ready for the full price? Rent from $15/month — less than a cloud subscription, cancelled whenever you like. Ten months of it costs what buying costs, so most people buy.

Pay the differenceMoving up a tier costs the gap, not the full price — Individual → Group: $400. Renting instead? Switch tier and the new rate simply starts.

Seat packsOut of seats before you're out of tier? Add three for $199, on any licence.

Updates inside your versionBuy 3.0 and every 3.x release is yours — 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5 — at no extra cost and with no deadline. Only a new major version is ever a fresh purchase.

Connected planScheduling, posting and team sync — the only hosted parts — at $9/month, or $7 alongside a rental. Optional forever; the app never needs it.

The difference between tiers is seats and sharing — never features. Compare them, or see how a specific kind of work runs end to end.

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