Detail for Mac and iOS

Auto Edit is the feature that replaces the manual cutting pass. You record or import a video, tap once, and it writes the transcript, cleans the audio, removes filler words and picks the moments worth keeping. It also assembles short clips for social out of a longer recording. The current version runs entirely on your device, which is why it finishes in seconds and keeps working offline.

Detail transcribes your recording and turns it into captions you can style. It listens to a few seconds of audio and picks the language on its own, so you don't have to choose an engine. Captions arrive in several animation styles, and the paid plan unlocks every style plus more control over fonts and colors. Because the models run on the phone, the transcript stays private.

The in-app teleprompter shows your script while you record, and voice tracking adjusts its speed as you read. If you don't have a script, the AI script tools help you turn an outline or a draft into a polished one, add a hook or tighten the wording for delivery. On Apple Watch you can start and stop recording and control the teleprompter from your wrist.

You can record from more than one angle and switch between cameras live, or bring a guest in over a browser link while both feeds stay synced. That setup covers podcasts, interviews and product demos where you want a second viewpoint without extra hardware. The Mac app pulls in an iPhone or iPad as an extra camera as well.

Detail is built for reaction content. You paste a link to a video from YouTube or TikTok, record yourself over it, and the app produces a split-screen cut with captions. The import step skips screen recording entirely, which is the part that usually makes reaction videos slow to make.

The green screen editor removes your background in a tap and drops you into any setting, without a physical screen behind you. Layouts let you move and resize a picture-in-picture window, in a rectangle or a circle, and Auto Framing keeps faces in frame when people move. This is the layer that makes a single phone shoot look like a produced segment.

Finished videos export up to 4K, and free exports carry a watermark that the Pro plan removes. You can push a recording straight to YouTube, Twitch, Instagram or any RTMP target, or publish to Subwave, which turns your video into a podcast episode, an article and short clips. Music from a royalty-free library can be dropped onto an edit from inside the app.