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Anyone on the team can produce
Editing from a transcript needs no video training, so producing a campaign stops being one person’s bottleneck.
For non-profits
Empower Your Nonprofit with AI
Create impactful videos that drive awareness, support and reach out to a larger audience. Repurpose your impactful stories using AI to generate reports, social media post videos and campaigns.
The work today
The story is strong. The production budget is not.
Fieldwork, interviews and events already produce footage. What is missing is the time and the money to turn it into something that moves people.
Production costs compete with the programme
Every pound spent on editing is a pound not spent on the work, so video gets cut first.
Supporters do not share one language
A campaign that only exists in English reaches a fraction of the people who would give.
Volunteers are not editors
The people with the time to help rarely have the software or the training to cut video.
What you can do
Campaign-ready video from the footage you already have
Interviews, field recordings and event footage turned into subtitled, shareable material.
Raising Awareness for Social Causes
Produce powerful video content that educates and inspires action.
Fundraising Campaigns
Use AI to create videos that drive donations and build community support.
Volunteer Recruitment
Attract more volunteers with engaging videos that highlight your nonprofit's impact.
Mission-Driven Video Creation
Tell your story effectively with AI storytelling tools that simplify video production.
Donation Campaigns
Increase donations with captivating AI clips appeals that resonate with your audience.
Social Engagement
Create compelling social media content that motivates people to join your cause.
How it works
From field footage to campaign
No edit suite and no agency in the loop.
- Collect
Bring in the footage
Interviews, event recordings, phone video from the field.
- Transcribe
Get the words
A full transcript, in the language it was spoken, that anyone on the team can read.
- Cut
Find the moment
Edit from the transcript to pull the ninety seconds that carry the story.
- Translate
Reach every supporter
Subtitles in the languages your community and your donors use.
- Share
Publish everywhere
Vertical clips with captions for social, plus the written appeal drawn from the same transcript.
Why it holds up
Why it fits a small team
The constraint is people and money, so those are what it has to save.
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One story, every community
Translated subtitles let a single interview reach the people it is about and the people funding the work.
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Captioned by default
Footage from the field is rarely studio-clean; captions make it watchable regardless of the audio conditions.
At a glance
What you get
- Languages
- 99 languages
- Upload formats
- MP4 · MOV · AVI · MKV · MP3 · WAV · M4A
- Exports
- SRT · VTT · TXT · DOCX · MP4 · vertical clips
- Campaign assets
- Vertical clips · subtitled video · written appeals
- Skill needed
- Editing from text — no timeline software
Questions
Before you start
Do we need anyone who can edit video?
No. Cutting happens in the transcript — remove a paragraph and the video follows. A volunteer who can edit a document can produce a clip.
Will it cope with field audio?
Recordings made outdoors or on a phone transcribe well enough to edit from, and captions make the result watchable even where the audio is imperfect.
Can we publish in several languages?
Yes. Subtitles translate into 116 languages, so one interview can serve both the community it is about and international donors.
One upload. Every format you need.
Drop in a recording and work from the transcript — clips, captions, chapters, show notes and posts all come from the same file.