Summary
A Mac video studio that uses transcripts to edit screen recordings by removing words and corresponding footage.
About
KothaChobi combines screen and camera recording with transcript-based editing, aiming to simplify the production of instructional and presentation videos on Mac.
KothaChobi is a Mac video studio for recording and editing screen, camera, and voice content. Users can write a script, record with a teleprompter, and edit the video by deleting words from its transcript. An autocut feature identifies pauses, filler words, and retakes for review. Additional tools include cursor zoom, captions, privacy blur, and studio voice. Users can export horizontal videos or vertical shorts. Speech-to-text processing runs offline on the Mac.
Key Features
Records screen, camera, and voice with teleprompter support
Edits video by deleting words from the transcript
Identifies pauses, filler words, and retakes for review
Provides cursor zoom, captions, privacy blur, and studio voice
Exports horizontal videos and vertical shorts; speech-to-text runs offline on Mac
Real-World Use Cases
Software tutorials
Create screen-recorded walkthroughs and remove unwanted spoken sections by editing the transcript.
Training and onboarding
Produce instructional videos with screen, camera, and voice recording, captions, and privacy blur.
Marketing and social content
Record scripted presentations and adapt finished videos for horizontal or vertical formats.
Product demonstrations
Capture product workflows with cursor zoom and edit retakes or pauses before sharing.
Business Opportunities
Scalable software training content
Problem: Software teams and service providers need clear demonstrations, but recording and revising instructional videos can require substantial editing effort.
Solution: Use transcript-based editing, autocut review, captions, and cursor zoom to produce and revise screen-recorded tutorials.
Estimated ROI: Potentially moderate through reduced editing time and reusable training materials; actual returns depend on production volume and adoption.
Execution: Create reusable tutorial workflows, record demonstrations with a script, review autocut suggestions, and publish edited videos in suitable formats.
Repurposing presentations for multiple channels
Problem: Teams often need to adapt recorded presentations for different publishing formats, which can add editing work.
Solution: Record scripted screen and camera presentations, edit spoken content through the transcript, and export horizontal videos or vertical shorts.
Estimated ROI: Potentially moderate where one recording can support multiple content placements; results depend on audience reach and publishing consistency.
Execution: Develop a repeatable recording and review process, then distribute the exported formats across relevant channels.