ClipShip

ClipShip

Local OpusClips alternative

AI & Machine Learning·Social·Marketing

About

Long videos in.
Repurposed clips out.

Drop a 90-minute recording in. AI finds the 10-15 clips hiding inside it.

Vertical-formatted, captioned, face-tracked, ready for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok.

Runs on your PC. No cloud. One-time price.

Automatic clip discovery, face tracking, multi-speaker handling, word-level captions. No cloud. No upload limits. No monthly fee.

100% Local Processing

Your recordings never leave your PC. Transcription, analysis, and rendering all run on your hardware. Private by default.

AI Clip Suggestions

ClipShip analyzes the transcript and highlights clip-worthy moments, so you can review a shortlist instead of scrubbing the full recording.

X/Twitter@ClipShipApp
PricingOne-time purchase
LaunchedSep 14, 2026

Publisher

Joined May 20261 launch

Comments

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  • rohansudo
    rohansudoMaker· 4mo ago

    Hey 👋I'm Rohan, the creator of ClipShip. I made this with an intention to create an affordable and local alternative of OpusClips

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