An AI director for your real footage

Don't edit your footage.
Direct it.

Wrylie watches every clip and makes the calls a director makes — what carries the story, how long it breathes, what order it lands in. Three finished cuts from your real footage, back while the day is still fresh.

Real footage only · No AI-generated video · Cut while the trip is still happening
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01Point at your folder
Scanning footage0/12
247 clips · 48.3 GB

You've got the footage. That was never the hard part.

Hundreds of clips
One trip fills a drive. Reviewing it all is a weekend you never seem to have.
Endless culling
Shaky takes, dead air, near-duplicates — sorted by hand, one clip at a time.
A moment gone cold
By the time a free weekend shows up, the trip is months old — and the film never gets cut at all.
How it works

From today's footage to today's cut.

01
Point at your folder
Wrylie ingests and watches every clip while you pack up.
02
Describe the film
A sentence or two of intent is enough.
03
Get three cuts
Three directorial takes on your real clips.
04
Refine by prompt
Swap scenes, change pace, retone — just ask.
05
Preview & export
Open timeline, finished in your own tool.
Ship daily

Post it while you're still out there.

A film shouldn't have to wait for the trip to end. Wrylie has already watched the day's clips by the time you sit down, so the cut you publish tonight is the day you just lived — not a folder you'll get to in March.

Cut it while it's fresh
You still remember why every shot mattered, so your notes take a sentence instead of an evening of re-watching. The story is directed while you can still feel it.
An episode a day
On a week-long charter or a long expedition, every day can ship as its own film — your audience follows the trip as it happens, not months after you got home.
The backlog never starts
Nothing rolls over to the next trip. You come home with films that are already out, instead of a drive holding a year of footage nobody has seen.
Why Wrylie
Directs, not just trims
Wrylie makes the calls a director makes — which moments carry the film, how long they breathe, what order they land in. It proposes; you approve or ask for another take.
Real footage, never generated
Every frame is yours. Wrylie only edits what you actually filmed — no synthetic video, ever.
Made for stories, not beats
Not another beat-synced reel maker. Wrylie is built for long-form video that needs a narrative arc.
Fast enough to post daily
Publish tonight's episode tonight. The edit keeps pace with the adventure instead of waiting for a free weekend that never arrives.

360° Reframing. Directed by Prompt.

Drop in your stitched equirectangular videos. Wrylie analyzes the full sphere, tracks the action, and previews a reframed camera path directly in your rough cut—no keyframing required.

How it works on your timeline
Equirectangular Field Analysis
Wrylie reads full 360° equirectangular files, automatically detecting people, movement, and off-camera reactions across the entire canvas to build a narrative camera path.
Reframe via Conversation
Change angles, adjust field of view, or switch target subjects on the fly using natural language prompts.
Instant Rough Cut Preview
See your reframed 360° shot seamlessly integrated into your story cut in real time before taking your edit to the next stage.
Open timeline export

Your edit. Your tools. No lock-in.

Export your timeline in industry-standard formats like OTIO and FCPXML, and open it directly in the professional editor you already use. Rendering the final video inside Wrylie is coming soon.

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FAQ

Common questions

Does Wrylie generate any AI video?

No. Wrylie directs — it never generates. It works only with the footage you actually shot, making the calls about what to use and how to cut it. There is no synthetic or AI-generated video anywhere in the process.

What does an AI director actually do?

The same things a director does in the edit: decide which moments carry the story, how long they breathe, and what order they land in. Point Wrylie at a folder, describe the film in a sentence, and it hands you three distinct story cuts made from your real clips. You give notes by prompt until the film is yours.

Which editors can I export to?

Wrylie exports your timeline in industry-standard formats like OTIO and FCPXML, so you can open it directly in DaVinci Resolve, Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Avid Media Composer, Sony Vegas Pro, HitFilm Pro, or Lightworks. There's no lock-in.

Is Wrylie built for short-form or long-form video?

Long-form. Wrylie isn't a beat-synced reel maker — it's built for documentary, YouTube, and other long-form video that needs a real narrative arc.

Does Wrylie support 360° video?

Yes. Drop in your stitched equirectangular 360° files and Wrylie will analyze the full sphere, track the action, and let you reframe the camera path using natural language prompts—no keyframing required.

Can I really publish while the trip is still going?

That's what it's built for. Wrylie watches the day's clips while you're packing up, so the first cut is waiting when you sit down — no evening of scrubbing through the card. On a multi-day trip, a week-long charter or expedition, each day can ship as its own episode while the trip is still happening, instead of waiting for the edit weekend that never comes.

How do I get access?

Wrylie is in early access. Join the waitlist with your email and you'll be among the first to turn your folders into films when we launch.

Brief your director.
Get the film back.

Join the early-access list and start shipping films while the trip is still happening.

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