Say what you want, and it’s done.
Dijmo is a video editor you talk to. Change the words, and the video follows.
A short demo plays here. It shows the transcript of a one minute, twelve second cooking video. Typed requests edit it. “Cut the ums” removes the filler words. “Remove the long pauses” closes the silences. “Make it 30 seconds” drops the two weakest sentences. “Add captions” lights the words up as they are spoken. The video ends at 28 seconds: Okay, so, this is the trick my grandmother taught me. You salt the onions first, before the pan is even hot. And they go soft and sweet, instead of burnt. And honestly, you’ll never go back.
You have something worth showing.
Then the software asks you to become an editor first.
- Keyframes.
- Bitrate.
- Render queue.
- Nested sequences.
- LUTs.
So most videos never get made.
What if editing were as simple as saying it?
Meet Dijmo.
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Record.
Screen, camera, game and voice, each on its own track, so every part stays editable.
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Say it.
Ask in your own words. You see every edit before it happens, and you can always undo it.
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Post it.
Vertical, square and wide, all from one project. Ready for TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.
It runs on your computer, AI and all.
Your videos never leave it.
It opens instantly.
And it stays smooth, even on older Macs.
Your ideas, finished.
The videos you meant to make.