Native for M1, M2, M3, M4, M5
You already paid for the world's most advanced desktop AI hardware. SwiftyClip unlocks it.
Cloud-based AI video tools have a dirty secret: they're architecturally obsolete. They force you to upload huge files and wait in queues to rent expensive GPUs. Meanwhile, the M-series Mac on your desk has a 16-core Neural Engine and a powerful integrated GPU sitting idle.
SwiftyClip is a Swift and C++ application written from the metal up to harness the full power of Apple Silicon. We don't use slow, cross-platform frameworks. We use the native APIs: Core ML for the Neural Engine, Vision for analysis, and AVFoundation for hardware-accelerated encoding/decoding. The result is a tool that is faster, more responsive, and more private than any web app could ever be.
Performance Benchmarks
Processing time for a 60-minute 4K video file, including transcription, scoring, and clip generation:
M2 Pro
ANE @ 85%, GPU @ 60%
8 minutes, 12 seconds
M3 Max
ANE @ 92%, GPU @ 75%
5 minutes, 45 seconds
M4 Max
ANE @ 95%, GPU @ 88%
4 minutes, 02 seconds
M5 (projected)
Full utilization of next-gen ANE & GPU.
~2 minutes, 30 seconds
How We Use Your Hardware
- 16-core Neural Engine: Powers the WhisperKit-based transcription and our custom clip-scoring models. This is where the "AI" happens, at a fraction of the power cost of a cloud GPU.
- Integrated GPU: Handles all video decoding, frame sampling for analysis, and final clip rendering with captions. Parallel processing ensures a smooth UI even during heavy exports.
- Unified Memory: By keeping everything on-chip, we avoid slow data transfers between components. The video data, model weights, and application logic all live in one fast, accessible memory pool.
- Efficiency Cores: Background tasks and file management are offloaded to the E-cores, keeping the high-performance P-cores free for the most demanding computations.
Stop Renting GPUs. Own Your Tools.
Your Mac is a creative powerhouse. SwiftyClip is the key to unlocking its full potential for video marketing. Try it once, and you'll never go back to the cloud.