AI-native · Node-based · Coming first to Android

Edit Videos at the Speed of Thought

Q: What does node-based mean?

You connect focused editing blocks into a visual workflow instead of arranging every operation on one timeline.

Q: What is the current status of Editoom?

Editoom is in active development. The first planned release is a closed Android beta.

Editoom turns editing into a visual flow. Drop your footage, wire up AI nodes — auto-cut, captions, background removal, reframe — and ship a finished video to every platform. No timeline wrestling. No learning curve.

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Android beta drops first. iOS, web & desktop to follow.

How it works

Drop your footage

Import clips, screen recordings, voice memos. Editoom reads them automatically.

Wire up AI nodes

Each node does one job. Connect them once and reuse the whole workflow on your next video.

Ship everywhere

Render in the cloud and export for TikTok, Reels, Shorts and YouTube in a single pass.

Edit in nodes, not timelines

Build a visual pipeline instead of dragging clips on a track. Reuse entire graphs across projects so you never edit the same way twice.

AI handles the boring 80%

Silence removal, captions, background cutout, and b-roll suggestions in seconds, not hours. Let AI do the grunt work so you can focus on the story.

AI Auto-Cut

One edit, every aspect ratio

Auto-reframe to 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9 so one project becomes every platform's format natively. No manual cropping required.

Renders in the cloud

Heavy work runs on cloud GPUs, so even your phone exports crisp 4K fast without draining your battery or freezing your device.

Rendering 4K...

How the planned workflow differs

Feature	Editoom	Typical mobile editor	Traditional desktop editor
Editing model	Node-based	Timeline	Timeline
AI-native	Planned core workflow	Feature-assisted	Feature-assisted
Runs on Android	First target	Common	Limited
Cross-platform	Planned	Often mobile + web	Desktop-first
Reusable workflows	Core design	Usually template-based	Usually preset-based
Cloud render	Planned	Varies	Varies
Learning curve	Designed for a short setup	Varies by tool	Varies by workflow

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FAQ

What does node-based mean?

Instead of dragging clips onto a horizontal timeline track, you connect functional blocks (nodes) together with wires. One node imports video, another removes silences, another adds captions. It's visual programming for video editing.

What is the current status of Editoom?

Editoom is in active development. We're building the core node engine and AI features now, with a closed Android beta planned as the first release. Public release dates have not been announced.

Will there be a free plan?

A free starting option is part of the product plan. Limits and paid features will be finalized closer to launch.

Which platforms are planned?

Android is the first target. iOS, web, and desktop are planned, but those versions do not yet have public release dates.

Will footage be uploaded to the cloud?

The planned cloud features require temporary uploads for AI processing and rendering. Detailed retention, deletion, and privacy controls will be published before beta access.