NexusCut Desktop Preview

The native desktop application is in development. The image below is a concept mockup; current editing is available in the browser editor.

Concept mockup of the planned NexusCut Desktop interface

Planned native rendering

GPU-assisted native rendering is under evaluation; 4K and 8K support are not currently promised.

Planned expanded timeline

The desktop roadmap includes more flexible video and audio tracks than the current browser editor.

Planned workspace options

Detachable panels and multi-monitor workflows are design goals, not released features.

What works today, in the browser

Nothing on this page needs to be installed. Open the browser editor and the same core workflow is available: import clips to a multitrack timeline, split and trim, generate auto-captions with word-level timing, restyle them, and export a finished MP4 rendered on the server rather than on your machine.

For short vertical clips — a talking-head take, a product demo, a clip cut from a longer recording — that covers the job. The desktop app is aimed at the work the browser is worse at: long timelines with many layers, repeated exports of the same project, and editing while other applications are open.

What the beta list commits you to

Nothing beyond an email when a build exists. There is no date announced here, no payment taken, and no obligation to install anything. If the desktop app never ships, the browser editor keeps working exactly as it does now.

Common questions

Can I download NexusCut Desktop now?
No. There is no installer for Windows or Mac. The buttons above add you to a list for a future beta; they do not start a download.
Will my browser projects open in the desktop app?
That is the intent, but it is not built yet, so we are not promising it. Assume your browser projects stay in the browser until a desktop build exists and says otherwise.
Does it cost anything to join?
No. Beta pricing has not been decided, and joining the list does not lock in a price or a plan.
Which platform comes first?
Undecided. Both Windows and Mac are listed so the waitlist shows which one people actually want.