Auto Zoom hits the mobile app
The AI scans your transcript for emphasis moments and punches in 1.4× at exactly the right beat — live in the preview, baked into the export. Same engine as the web editor, now in your pocket.
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The AI scans your transcript for emphasis moments and punches in 1.4× at exactly the right beat — live in the preview, baked into the export. Same engine as the web editor, now in your pocket.
Upload every take of the same video. TikCut analyzes each one, lets you cherry-pick segments across takes on a master timeline, and stitches a single clean export.
Install straight from your browser on iOS and Android. Core assets are cached for offline access, so you can load a project and scrub the timeline even without a connection.
An AudioContext fallback handles cross-browser waveform analysis without WASM downloads. The 'unsupported browser' gate is gone — every modern browser cuts now.
An LLM scans your transcript for stutters, trailing fillers ('um', 'like', 'you know'), and sentences that restart mid-thought. It surfaces every cut point so you approve them in one tap.
WebCodecs for frame-accurate decoding, FFmpeg.wasm for muxing, all inside a Web Worker. Your video never leaves your device — silence removal and trimming happen entirely client-side.
From the newsletter
Issue #1
Idea on a napkin. 169 creators on launch week. We built TikCut in the open, shipped in under a week, and already have 58 community requests shaping what comes next.
169
Beta creators
58
Community requests
4 days
Build & launch
TikCut started with one observation — TikTok Shop affiliates were spending hours editing videos that should take minutes. So we built the thing. Idea to beta in under a week, no waiting, no overthinking.
"We don't move slow to protect our ego. We move fast to earn your trust. Every feature you see exists because someone actually asked for it."
A community member flagged that the mobile editing experience felt clunky. We heard it, fixed it, and shipped it — trimming, splitting, and reviewing cuts now feels right on your phone.
✕ Before

Clunky mobile UI, hard to trim on a small screen
✓ After

Touch-first timeline, one-tap trim, full-screen preview
Add TikCut to your home screen — no app store needed
Open tikcut.app in Safari, tap Share, then "Add to Home Screen." Launches full-screen like a native app on iPhone and Android. Most people sleep on this.
This is just the beginning. Beta is still free — and beta members lock 50% off for life when pricing goes live.
Try TikCut nowShip logs, creator tips, and early access to what we're building next. One email when it matters — never when it doesn't.