You're not bad at making videos.
Just out of patience finding clips.
Paste your script.
In seconds.
Every moment you filmed drips back into memory. Your script pours it back out as ready-to-use video clips.
The demo
The steps light up as it runs. Poke it.
The one you just finished in Notes.
No tagging, no folders, no homework.
The first half of your edit, done.
That was stand-in footage.
You lived it. You shot it. You forgot it.
It's still there.
Every clip it finds is a moment you actually lived.
Finds the clips you forgot you shot
Built by an ex-TikTok PM
ClipVase is coming to iPhone.
You're in.
One email when it opens. Nothing else.
The old way is scrolling until something looks right. ClipVase searches instead: paste your script and it finds the matching clips from your own footage, in order, ready for your editor. You search the way you remember, like "the kitchen at 5 AM", not IMG_4823.
Paste your script. ClipVase finds the matching clips from your own footage, in order, ready for your editor. You stay the editor; it hands you the first half of the edit.
No. It finds. You get your own clips, picked and in script order, ready to drop into CapCut or wherever you edit. The video stays yours to make.
No. The search, the matching, the export: all of it runs on your iPhone. Nothing uploaded is the architecture, not a setting.
No tagging, no folders, no homework. It reads your script beat by beat and searches what's actually in each shot, on your phone.
Yes, and you don't wait for it to finish. Search works from the first videos it has seen: it starts with your newest footage, works back, and tells you plainly how far back it can see.
No. It feeds your editor. You export your picked clips in script order and finish the video in whatever you already edit in.
It's iPhone only and opening soon. Join the waitlist and you're first in line.
You're in.