Stop reviewing footage.
Start directing your story.
Wrylie watches every clip in your folder, understands the narrative, and hands you three ready-to-shape story cuts. You direct. It edits.
You've got the footage. That was never the hard part.
From folder to final cut.
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.
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.
Common questions
Does Wrylie generate any AI video?
No. Wrylie only works with your real footage. It analyzes and organizes your clips into story cuts — it never generates synthetic or AI-generated video.
What do I get from Wrylie?
Point Wrylie at a folder of footage and describe the film you want. It hands you three distinct, ready-to-shape story cuts assembled from your real clips, which you refine by prompt until the edit 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.
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.
Get behind the camera.
Leave the reviewing to us.
Join the early-access list and be first to turn your folders into films.