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SEKKO AI video editor Raw footage in. A story out.

In development. No price and no release date yet.

SEKKO is an AI video editor we are building for people with more footage than time. Give it hours of raw video, and it will find the story in it and cut a short the way a good editor would.

Join the waitlist How it will work

Raw footageHours of it, unedited

The cutStory order

  1. Hook tense
  2. Setup calm
  3. Turn curious
  4. Payoff warm
  5. Loop tense, echo

Tension across the cutLow to high

An illustration of the plan, not real output. SEKKO reads the whole session, picks the moments that tell something, and puts them in story order. Every beat gets a job and a feeling.

Field log 001

One phone video from a ranch in northeast Oklahoma. A calf lying still in the brush, and the first question anyone asks.

Two voices call it. Sakuretsu makes the first read. Shen lands it. The rancher's own voice stays on top, and the duo only speaks in his silences.

Cut with SEKKO's field-log kit while the product is in development.

What it will do that clip tools do not

  1. Stories that switch.

    Clip tools grab the loudest forty seconds. SEKKO will look for the forty that tell something, and plan the turns between tense, funny, calm and warm the way an editor does. Every cut gets a beat map: hook, setup, turn, payoff, and a last frame that loops back to the first.

  2. Your style, written down.

    Show it three to five videos you love and a few of your own best posts. It writes a style profile: pacing, cut rhythm, captions, hooks, music mood, and the mix of feelings. One file you can read and change. Run as many brands as you have.

    Example profileyour-brand

    Pacing
    Quiet build, fast finish
    Captions
    Two words at a time, lower third
    Hooks
    Open on the problem, then rewind
    Music
    Low and steady until the payoff
    Tone mix
    Tense 40 · Calm 30 · Warm 20 · Funny 10
  3. It learns from what you post.

    Two days after a cut goes up, its numbers come back to that brand's profile: which hooks held people, and which switches got rewatched. The next cut starts from what worked, not from a template.

    1. The cut
    2. Posted
    3. Two days
    4. The numbers
    5. Your profile

    and back into the next cut

  4. Your footage stays home.

    Reading and rendering will run on your own PC. Only text goes out to the AI that plans the story: the transcript and the scene notes. The video itself never uploads.

    Stays on your PC

    • Your video
    • Your audio
    • The index of moments
    • The finished render

    Leaves as text

    • Transcript
    • Scene notes
  5. It shows its work.

    Every cut will come with its reasons: why this moment, why this order. Swap a beat before it renders, or turn the cut down and say why. That reason feeds your profile too.

    1. Hooktense

      On screen: “One calf short.”

      Opens on the problem. Nobody scrolls past a missing calf.

    2. Setupcalm

      Morning feed, before anyone knows. The quiet makes the hook land.

    3. Turncurious

      Tracks at the fence line. The question changes.

Where it stands

Today
In development. SEKKO began as the clip pipeline we run on our own channel. This page describes the rebuild, and the rebuild is not finished.
First milestone
One story cut from our own footage, start to finish, and posted.
Price
Not set yet.
Release
No date yet. The waitlist hears first.
Runs on
Your own PC. We build it on a gaming PC with a 12 GB NVIDIA card.

Get on the waitlist.

We write when there is something you can try. Not before.

The name comes from 斥候, sekkō: the scout who goes ahead and reports back.

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