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Small tools I designed and built with AI. Each one (barring Doom Scrollr) started from a real problem in video production or content, and some have small demos you can try right here on the desktop.
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Hours of footage. Three different audio recorders. A folder full of files called C0047.MP4. Before I could edit a single frame, I'd lose a day syncing, listening back, cropping and renaming.
It's important work, but it's incredibly time consuming. So I built a Claude workflow to take it on. This is a light demo version, just for fun: you try each job by hand, then see how the workflow handles it. The real thing runs on actual shoots; everything here is simulated.
The camera's scratch audio and the lav mic were recorded on different devices. Drag the orange lav track until the two claps line up.
Step 1: transcribe all the footage. Step 2: search for what you need and jump straight to that moment, instead of scrubbing through hours of clips.
Same line, three microphones. Have a listen and pick the one you'd use, then see which one the workflow went with, and why.
Traffic, hum, mic bumps and burned-in effects. Clean-up takes out the worst of it, so there's something usable to cut with. Flip Before / After to hear and see the difference.
One interview, four platforms. The workflow follows the speaker and reframes each clip for every format, so nobody gets their head cut off on TikTok. Pick a format, or do them all.
Every camera and recorder names files its own way. The workflow batch exports and renames everything using the naming from previous projects: DATE_Type_Topic_##.
Everything you just did by hand, chained together and run on a whole shoot at once.
It runs on our shoots now. The team gets synced, cleaned, searchable, properly named clips much sooner, and more of the time goes into the actual edit.
WHAT I LEARNEDType a video idea and HookLab writes ten opening lines for it, each with the technique behind it and a predicted 3-second hold. Some are sharp, some are daft. Post any of them to Doom Scrollr to see how it lands in a feed.
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