Any AI app, any time
Use Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok, Cursor or another AI tool, with whichever model you pick in it. Your projects stay in Saycut when you switch.
Product Your own AIJoin the waitlist
Tell your AI what to make.Watch it build in Saycut.
Works with the AI app you already use, and whichever model you pick in it. Switch apps any time: your projects stay in Saycut.
Mac and Windows, launching together
Same request, your pick of AI app
Claude builds the outline in Saycut.Mock chat and outline
Keep the AI you already use.Let it do the building.
Saycut runs no AI of its own. Your AI plans and builds the video through Saycut, and you check it as it goes.
AI billed by your AI company
Your AI plan's limits, or your API key's billing. Saycut doesn't charge for AI.
Your OK comes first
Your AI shows you the story outline and waits for you to approve it before it builds.
Changes in plain words
Ask your AI app to change a scene, or fix small things by hand on a light timeline.
From your AI app or code editor
Ask where you already chat.It builds through Saycut.
Talk to Claude, Codex, Cursor or another AI tool the way you do today. It plans the video, builds it in Saycut and makes the changes you ask for. When it needs an answer, it stops and asks you.
Inside Saycut
Fix small things by hand.Leave the rest as a note.
Watch the live preview, nudge things on a light timeline and leave a note for your AI. The "Send to your AI" box passes your request to your AI app. The timeline is for tweaks, not a full editor.
For developers
It connects over MCPor the command line.
MCP is the standard way AI apps such as Claude and Cursor plug into other tools, so your AI app can drive Saycut directly. The CLI, or command-line tool, is for agents that work in a terminal, such as Codex CLI, Gemini CLI or Grok CLI.
MCPFor AI apps
Your AI app sees Saycut as a tool it can use, and builds the video with it.
CLIFor terminal agents
An agent that works in a terminal runs Saycut's command-line tool to build the video.
Either way, you watch it build in Saycut
Two ways to pay for your AI.Neither one goes through Saycut.
Saycut doesn't charge for AI. Builds, takes and fixes use your own AI plan's limits or your API key's billing.
Flat-rate subscription
Use the AI plan you already pay for each month. Your usage counts against that plan's limits.
You chat in your AI company's own app, such as Claude or Codex, and it drives Saycut.
Your own API key
An API key is a code from your AI company. They bill you for what you use.
It stays in your agent tool, such as Claude Code or Codex, and Saycut never runs AI on it.
Connect your AI.Pick the way that matches how you pay.
You connect one AI to make a video. You can look around Saycut and open the sample video without one.
Claude
Codex
Gemini
Grok
Cursor
Any AI tool
Connect the AI app you already pay for.Recommended way
Use your AI app's monthly plan
- Pick your AI appClaude, Codex, or another assistant Saycut finds on your computer.
- Click ConnectThen approve it in your AI app.
- Make a videoYour usage counts against your own plan.
Advanced way
Use your own AI key
- Pick your AI serviceFor people who pay their AI service by usage instead of monthly.
- Paste your keySaycut sets up a small AI helper on your computer that uses it. Saycut itself never runs AI on it.
- Test the connectionRun a quick test, then make a video.
AI apps Saycut looks for on your computer
- Claude Desktop
- Claude Code
- Codex app
- Codex CLI
- Gemini CLI
- Antigravity
- Grok CLI
- Cursor
- OpenCode
- GitHub Copilot
- Add your own agent
Pick one on the Connect screen. You can add more later in Settings, and switch any time.
1AI connected is all you need to make a video
2ways to pay for it: a flat-rate plan or your own API key
5kinds of video your AI can build
2 Mac and Windows, launching together
Say what you want.Saycut makes it.
Join the waitlist and we'll email you when Saycut opens on Mac and Windows.