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The link is on the GitHub repo.

As for the feedback, fair enough. As I said, this is just a demo and it's in its early stages. It has no goal of replacing professional video editors or even matching their features. Some annoying bugs and missing features, we will tackle them.

As for your last comment, feel free to judge, but I can say it was not quick at all to do this just to post on HN. You can check all the commit history and the codebase so you can have an idea how much care was put into it.

Thanks! Not as a component, but you can clone or copy it and modify as needed.

It's a quite complex UI, so it's not easy to export it as a single component.

That's fair. But I know a lot of smart folks out there that have trouble building that "thin layer of UI". So if that helps them, mission accomplished.

Anyone can replace the AI layer with their own local models, other services... whatever suits your use case and preferences is fair game.

Absolutely. The idea of being open source with a permissive license is that we're encouraging anyone to do whatever fits their use case.

You can replace anything, deploy on your own server, port it to other stacks... whatever brings value to you.

We're also open to PRs, cut an issue in the repo and we can get the conversation going.

Drag and drop the media to the timeline, and drag the media along the timeline track is already supported.

We will keep improving the UI, including shortcuts. Thanks a lot for the feedback.

Thanks for the feedback, eta would be great indeed. I'll look into it.

We just added share. Let me know what you come up with!

What I see here is a bunch of smart tech-savvy people that never took a #lookoftheday pic and posted on Instagram and will never gonna buy the product anyway talking about privacy. How do you know you are completely safe with your phone, with your laptop? Fact is that there are millions of people posting "look of the day" on Instagram, Snapchat every day. Taking selfies in front of the mirror in their bedrooms and they just don't care. I bet they care about a product that would make that easier and afaic Echo Look is promising to deliver that. So I'm curious to see how the actual target will respond to the product.

What I see here is a bunch of smart tech-savvy people that never took a #lookoftheday pic and posted on Instagram and will never gonna buy the product anyway talking about privacy. How do you know you are completely safe with your phone, with your laptop? Fact is that there are millions of people posting "look of the day" on Instagram, Snapchat every day. Taking selfies in front of the mirror in their bedroom and they just don't care. I bet they care about a product that would make that easier and afaic Echo Look is promising to deliver that. So I'm curious to see how the actual target will respond to the product.

Looks like it's real and it's live in US, but they might be A/B testing because not everyone is getting it