1/15 SwiftyClip v1.0 is out. It's the first AI video clipper that runs 100% on your Mac. No uploads, no credits, no "still processing" emails. Built in 10 hours.
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1/15 SwiftyClip v1.0 is out. It's the first AI video clipper that runs 100% on your Mac. No uploads, no credits, no "still processing" emails. Built in 10 hours.
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2/15 Why does this matter? Every cloud clipper — Opus, Submagic, Vugola, Klap — charges per minute of source video. A creator doing 2 podcasts/week pays $27-$99/mo forever. SwiftyClip Lifetime is $149 once.
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3/15 The trick: Apple Silicon. The Neural Engine runs WhisperKit for transcription, Vision for face tracking, MLX for hook scoring — all on-device. $0 marginal cost per clip. Your video never leaves your Mac.
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4/15 Pricing: • Free: 5 clips/mo, watermarked • Starter $9/mo • Creator $29/mo (unlocks MCP agent surface) • Studio $79/mo (5 seats + webhooks) • Lifetime $149 one-time
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5/15 Every cloud clipper has the same #1 complaint: duplicate clips. Opus Clip users literally report the same 30 seconds extracted 8 times per hour of source. SwiftyClip uses embedding-based dedupe — solved.
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6/15 The killer feature: SwiftyClip is MCP-native. Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT Codex, OpenClaw — any agent can drive the full pipeline with one prompt. Eleven tools. /agents
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7/15 Example prompt to Claude Code: "Use swiftyclip_mcp to process ~/Movies/episode.mp4. Score segments and render the top 3 with bold captions to ~/Desktop/." Claude chains ingest → analyze → score → render. You don't touch the app.
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8/15 Batch import: drop 10 podcasts, come back to 30 ready clips. Overnight-schedule option says "start at 11pm." Wake up to a week of content.
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9/15 Apple-native on every axis: • ScreenCaptureKit for live recording • AppIntents → Shortcuts + Siri • FoundationModels → Writing Tools rewrites captions • MenuBarExtra render queue • ⌘K command palette (Raycast-style)
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10/15 The receipts: 93 Swift tests passing. Swift 6 strict concurrency clean. Swift 6 was strict because we wanted every race condition caught at compile time. It caught them.
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11/15 Privacy posture: zero outbound network calls for video content. Ever. Only auth (Supabase) + billing (Stripe) + transactional email (Resend) go over the wire. Full technical doc: /security-whitepaper
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12/15 Why a Mac-only app in 2026? Because Apple Silicon is structurally cheaper to run ML on than any cloud GPU. Our marginal cost is $0; cloud clippers burn $0.15-$0.40 per processed minute. They can't follow us down.
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13/15 The tools (all on-device, all free to agents once you own SwiftyClip): clip.ingest clip.transcribe clip.analyze clip.scoreSegments clip.render clip.schedule clip.listProjects clip.listSegments clip.queueStatus clip.registerWebhook clip.exportToDesktop
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14/15 Download: swiftyclip.com/download Pricing: swiftyclip.com/pricing Alternatives: swiftyclip.com/alternatives For agents: swiftyclip.com/agents MacOS 15 Sequoia or newer. Apple Silicon required.
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15/15 We built SwiftyClip to show that the single-purpose, on-device, Apple-native app is going to eat this category. The cloud clipper business model is structurally finite. We're betting on silicon. /blog/the-cloud-clipper-death-march
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