Obiklip

Obiklip is aimed at the specific frustration of long spoken video: you know you said something good, but finding it again is the tedious part. You point it at a local recording — a podcast, interview, lecture, sermon or webinar — and it returns ranked suggestions with clean starts, clean endings, timestamps and context, each one editable rather than fixed. Once you pick a moment you can move the boundaries, change the framing and fix the captions, then export in vertical, square, portrait, wide or original shape depending on where you are posting.

The subtitling and text layer is included rather than bolted on. You correct the transcript words, choose a caption look and burn captions into the clip for feeds that play without sound, and the full transcript can be searched and downloaded as SRT or plain text. Obiklip also helps you finish the clip with titles, post copy and a translation, so you leave with something close to publish-ready instead of a bare video file.

The design is deliberately local-first. The source video never leaves your computer and projects, transcripts, clips and edits live in the browser; only the audio and text needed for the AI work you request are sent out. There is nothing to install, no account and no subscription — you connect your own key and pay your AI provider directly with no markup, and every feature is available from your very first clip with no plan gates or upgrade prompts.