DeckStudio captures your screen and your face cam in one take, then the AI does the edit — word-synced captions, zoom-ins timed from your narration, head-and-tail trims — on a premium NLE timeline, rendering 16:9 and 9:16 from the same session. It's in development now; the early-access list gets it first.
Thanks — you'll get early access first, plus a founding-user discount when DeckStudio ships. No charge today, nothing to cancel.
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Great tutorials usually die in the edit — the captions, the zooms, the trims, the two aspect ratios. DeckStudio collapses the whole tail end into one path, so the video is done about as fast as the feature was.
Screen and face cam in one take with the built-in recorder — a live circular face preview keeps you in frame. Nothing to configure, nothing to launch first.
Your voice becomes word-synced captions, zoom moments get placed from what you're saying, and dead air at the top and tail is trimmed — automatically.
A premium NLE timeline — filmstrip, waveform, razor, ripple, keyframes, ducked music — when you want hands-on control.
16:9 and 9:16 render from the same session, captions baked in. Uploading straight to YouTube and TikTok is still in development — when it lands the defaults are unlisted and draft, public only when you say so.
DeckStudio ships its own recorder — the screen and your camera captured together, with your mic on top. Nothing to configure, nothing to launch first: you press record and make the thing.
The tedious part of a tutorial is everything after you stop recording — so the AI takes that shift. It transcribes your voice, chunks it into captions, and times zooms and trims off what you said. You review the result before a single frame renders.
Auto-edit gets you 95% of the way; the last 5% is taste. DeckStudio's editor speaks real timeline grammar — razor, ripple, snapping, keyframes — without leaving the app.
One recording, two masters: DeckStudio renders 16:9 and 9:16 out of the same session, captions baked in, ready for wherever you post them.
Not yet — and we won't pretend otherwise. DeckStudio is in active development. The waitlist is how you get it first: early-access builds go to the list before anyone else, and founding members get a discount when it ships.
Two things: early access — you'll be among the first invited to use DeckStudio — and a founding-user discount on the launch price. It's a promise, not a pre-order: we take your email, nothing else.
No. There's no price on this page, no card field, and no pre-charge — joining the waitlist costs nothing and commits you to nothing. When DeckStudio launches, you'll get your founding-member discount code and can decide then.
Record your screen and face cam in one take, then AI-edit the footage — word-synced captions, zoom moments timed from your narration, head-and-tail trims — with a premium NLE timeline for fine-tuning, and 16:9 plus 9:16 rendered from the same session. Uploading straight to YouTube and TikTok is in development. macOS first.
DeckStudio is part of the DeckSpace ecosystem — the last mile that turns what you shipped into a tutorial the world can watch. It runs alongside your deck, and the waitlist is open now.
Join the early-access list and you'll get the first builds — plus a founding-user discount at launch. No charge today; just your email.