EditWithAva (Ava)

EditWithAva replaces the manual timeline grind with a conversational workflow. The core idea is that the editor — the person who knows the brief — should not have to spend half a day selecting clips. You give Ava access to your footage, ask what the material supports, then direct the edit in natural language. Ava returns a first cut you can iterate on with further notes, plus additional versions from the same source material.

The site positions Ava for brand and social teams producing high volumes of short-form video. Its own comparison suggests roughly 20+ videos in about 2 hours, versus around 35 hours of traditional editing for 5 videos, with the time savings coming from automated selection, clipping, captioning and audio cleanup. Recaps, highlight reels, talking-head clips, narrated videos and interview edits are called out as common outputs.

The platform is company-backed rather than a solo side project, and the team advertises integrations so Ava can be connected into existing tools and agent workflows. Because pricing is discussed in demos rather than published as a public rate card, you should book a demo or contact the team for current plans and trial terms.