Same video. 40 minutes shorter.
In this example, 40 of the 60 minutes were false starts, tangents, dead air and chatter. FocusCut cuts them. You keep the 20 worth publishing.
Tell it what to keep, in your own words.
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Creators
YouTubers, podcasters and streamers: turn a long raw take into a tight first cut.
“only the parts worth posting”
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Course creators and coaches
Cut the setup, fumbles and tangents from a raw lesson or live session before you publish it.
“only the teaching, skip the setup”
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Agencies and editors
Get a rough cut from hours of client footage, then polish only what is left.
“only the best answers to each question”
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Teams and webinar hosts
Send people the part of a meeting or webinar they actually need.
“only the decisions and next steps”
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Students and learners
Watch only the useful parts of a long lecture or talk.
“only what’s on the exam”
Three steps. No scrubbing.
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1
Add your recording.
MP4, MOV or WebM, straight from your device. No account needed.
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2
Say what to keep.
Write something like “only the best moments” or “skip the intro and dead air.” FocusCut listens to the whole video. A 30-minute video takes under 3 minutes.
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3
Check it, then download.
Every part is marked keep or cut. Change any you disagree with, preview the result, and download your new video.
You never lose something by accident.
Every cut comes with a reason. Disagree? Flip it.
Raw tutorial recording, 58 min
you typed: only the parts worth publishing
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0:00–12:48
Walkthrough of the editing workflow: importing footage, setting up the timeline and making the first pass of cuts, shown live on screen.
the core teaching, ready to publish
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12:48–20:21
Mic check, restarting the intro three times, a coffee break and a chat about what to name the video.
false starts and setup, nothing viewers need
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20:21–30:54
Step-by-step color grading demo with before-and-after comparisons and the settings that make the biggest difference.
the payoff viewers came for
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30:54–36:02
A long tangent about a new camera, then a pause to fix the lighting.
a tangent, belongs in another video
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36:02–39:10
Recap of the three key takeaways, with a call to subscribe.
a short wrap-up that closes the video well
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39:10–58:00
Reading through comments, unrelated chat and a long silence before the recording stops.
dead air and off-topic chat
See how fast $59 pays for itself.
An estimate, assuming you cut 2 of every 3 minutes. Your first video is free to check.
I’m Arush. I built FocusCut because I was done dragging a scrubber through hour-long recordings to find the ten minutes I actually needed. Now I’m making it for creators, course makers and agencies who feel that every week. It’s a one-person project, so when you write to me, I’m the one who reads it.
Pay once. Use it on every video.
$59
One payment. No monthly fee, ever.
yours for lifetime, no renewals
- Unlimited videos. No monthly limit.
- You check every cut before you download.
- Future updates included.
Secure checkout via Gumroad.
- What if it cuts something I need?
- You see every cut and the reason for it. Flip any part back to keep before you download.
- Can I try it before I pay?
- Yes. Your first video is free, with no account or card. After that you need a lifetime license.
- Is it really one payment?
- Yes. Pay $59 once and it’s yours. No monthly fees, no yearly renewals.
- How do I unlock it after I pay?
- Gumroad emails you a license key. Paste it into the unlock box in the app and you’re done.
Stop scrubbing raw footage. Publish the 20 minutes that matter.
Try it free on your footageFirst video free. No account, no card.