Hours of footage. No map.
Montage turns source media into time-coded transcript and scene evidence so you can find useful moments without scrubbing the timeline blind.
Illustrated Montage source-to-story workflow
AI-assisted video editing · Private beta
Review transcripts and indexed scene evidence. Build selects, edit reversibly, and export verified versions while your source masters stay protected.
Montage /mänˈtäZH/
Many moments. One story. Separate clips, scenes, and media assembled into one coherent composition.
Montage turns source media into time-coded transcript and scene evidence so you can find useful moments without scrubbing the timeline blind.
Keep one project truth for long cuts, shorts, captions, reframes, versions, and approvals instead of rebuilding from exports.
Use AI where it helps — transcription, scene indexing, selects, cleanup, B-roll, captions — inside one understandable production flow.
Montage keeps source media, edit decisions, versions, and evidence portable while engines remain replaceable.
Google Drive, OneDrive, local footage, interviews, screen recordings, audio, images, and references.
Review time-coded transcripts and indexed scene evidence. Build selects from real moments instead of hunting the timeline.
Shape the sequence, captions, framing, sound, graphics, and supporting media while source masters stay protected.
Review, verify, export, repurpose, and keep the project ready for the next cut.
Montage uses intelligence to remove unnecessary editing work while keeping source footage protected and consequential output reviewable.
Use protected source media and keep the original immutable while Montage prepares working copies and proxies.
Create time-coded transcript and scene evidence so the library becomes navigable instead of opaque.
Cut, split, undo, redo, reopen, and keep captions synchronized with the canonical timeline.
Render platform-ready reviews and validate the resulting media before calling it finished.
Request early access to the protected-source workflow, cloud media library, time-coded transcript and scene evidence, Sage-assisted editing, and verified exports.
No. Montage starts with your footage and project state. Generative providers are optional, replaceable support tools — not the owner of the edit.
Yes. The media library is designed to treat Google Drive and OneDrive as peer source providers feeding one protected asset registry.
No. Source masters are treated as protected. Editing happens on copies, proxies, and derivatives, with review before consequential export or publishing.
Yes. Sage can use LM Studio/Bionic locally for private editorial reasoning while deterministic media tools handle probing, proxying, captions, cuts, and verification.
Montage is in private beta. We are opening access in small groups while the public runtime and provider connections are verified. Request beta access and we will invite people in as capacity opens.
Montage /mänˈtäZH/
Bring the footage. Montage helps you understand it, find the best moments, shape the edit, and deliver the versions.
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