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An extremely highly opinionated desk for people who talk too much on camera

Splicer

Cut fast. Freaking fast.

Powered by pfx PITO MD's own engine, which draws the whole desk on the GPU.

Try before you buy: nothing is capped for your first 30 days, longer than the 14 days the law gives you to withdraw from a purchase. At checkout you agree to get your key straight away, which ends that right, so a purchase is final and there are no refunds.

Splicer's desk on the cut: the clip rail on the left, a little filmstrip for each clip, the clip in hand centred and tilted on its paper with its words and a still of a NASA scientist talking about the Sun, and the kept clips on the timeline below
Rendered from the real app.
  • 72 ms from opening a two-hour recording to its first frame on the desk
  • 24.6 s to hear all two hours and seven minutes on your own graphics card
  • 0.61 s to the first clips of a 122 GB recording, in 806 MB of memory
  • 4.1 ms a desk frame while an export runs beside it

How each was measured Every feature

The real desk: drops a clip, keeps it, and the next one slides in.

Transcribed on your own machine, with no uploads and no subscription.

For macOS, Windows and Linux. Every install starts with 30 days of Pro, then it stays free: each export runs up to 5 minutes and carries a small Splicer wordmark. Pro is $19.99 once, on two devices. Pricing

Splicer renders show NASA's holiday message from the International Space Station's Expedition 64 crew and NASA's Summer Solstice interview with Alex Young, both in the public domain, with a synthetic second track.