20:05 · 62 GB
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Drop the file in
A whole card, a long drone flight, a 48-minute GoPro file. Kime reads it where it sits.
Hours of footage, cut to the good part
Kime finds the moments worth keeping, cuts them together and pulls the photographs out. Desktop and phone, on your own device. AI optional.
Download for macOS — soon
Watch a pass
In private testing · public build lands later this year
Kime — clip-0419-0003.mp4 · 20:05 · on this machine
What Kime is
Drop in one long file.
Get back a short cut and a set of full-resolution
photographs. Nothing leaves the machine.
Three steps, none of them scrubbing
A full pass runs at speed and every mark stays editable afterwards — keep it, trim it, or throw it away.
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It marks the highlights
Movement, faces, audio peaks, light changes. Every mark is yours to keep, trim or drop.
03
Out comes a cut and stills
One short edit, plus full-resolution frames pulled from the moments it kept.
Your footage never leaves the machine
Detection runs locally on desktop and on phone. No upload, no queue, no account. Works on a plane.
Detectionlocal, always
Uploadnever
Accountnot required
48 min file, M-seriesabout 4 min
Questions
The full pass — detection, the cut and the stills — is free with no account. A paid licence unlocks batch imports, custom export presets and card ingest on desktop.
No. Detection runs on your own hardware on both desktop and phone. There is no queue, no server-side render and no telemetry attached to your footage.
MP4, MOV, MKV and INSV, plus the H.264, HEVC and ProRes codecs inside them. Files are read where they sit — Kime does not copy or transcode your source.
About four minutes for a 48-minute file on an M-series Mac. Longer on older hardware, but it runs in the background and you can start editing marks before it finishes.
No. Kime finds moments from motion, faces, audio and light on its own. Claude is an optional second opinion you turn on per file, and every mark it suggests is still yours to keep or drop.
Coming soon
Not out yet
Kime is in private testing on desktop and phone. One licence will cover both places when it ships — the desktop build handles long files and card imports, the phone build cuts what you shot on the way home.
Desktop
macOS
Windows
Linux