Tell Bridgecut what the video needs. It writes the edit as a readable recipe, shows you every change before it happens, then opens the finished timeline in DaVinci Resolve. Your footage stays yours.
# recipe: wedding-vows-tighten select range "00:12:40".."00:16:05" remove fillers lang="en" min_gap=0.25s add music bed="soft-piano" duck=-18dB export resolve format="otio"
Type or talk. Point at timecodes. Bridgecut turns your words into a recipe you can read line by line.
See what each step will change before it touches the timeline. Watch live progress step by step. Undo any step.
Approve the timeline diff. Bridgecut opens the project in DaVinci Resolve for your final pass.
Recipes are plain text. Copy them, tweak them, save your own as templates.
Vows tighten, ring moment markers, music beat cuts, 3 minute highlight, 60 second teaser.
Hook finder, silence trim, safe-area check, captions styled to your brand, 3 versions.
Cut to speaker, loudness to -14 LUFS, chapter markers, clip suggestions for socials.
Other tools treat Resolve as one export option in a list. Bridgecut is built around it: timelines go out as OTIO, FCPXML or EDL with your original media relinked, markers and notes intact, and your project backed up before every change.
Wedding_Ana_Mihai_v3.otio · 14 changes · media relinked 212/212 · backup saved
Open in DaVinci ResolveA small local companion runs next to Resolve. It reads your media on your machine. Only recipes and timeline data travel to the web app. No uploads of your video files.
Already using an AI assistant with Resolve? Connect it to Bridgecut over MCP and keep your agent, with Bridgecut recipes, dry runs and undo on top.
mcp add bridgecut --url https://mcp.bridgecut.app # placeholderPlaceholder prices. Final pricing is not set yet.
Every bigger job shows its cost estimate before it runs. No surprise credits.
Yes. Bridgecut prepares the edit and Resolve is where you finish. The free version of Resolve works for most recipes.
No. The local companion reads media on your computer. The web app only sees recipes and timeline data.
Every step has a dry run, a diff you approve, a backup and one-click undo.
Not yet. Bridgecut is in development. Join the waitlist and we will write when it is ready.
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