Preflight for AI-generated video clips

Tells you whether an AI-generated clip is usable before editing, with a use/trim/retry/swap verdict.

Problem

People generating short video assets from text or images often find the result looks good at first glance but fails in the edit: a cup handle changes in the second half, or a camera move blocks the space reserved for subtitles. Without a systematic check they keep reimporting into an editor, burning time and credits.

Solution

A lightweight web tool where you upload or paste an AI-generated clip and first write three lines of intent: what the shot must express, which single motion matters, and which detail must not break. It samples beginning, middle, and end, flags changes in subjects, objects, text, and safe areas, then returns a verdict of use-as-is, trim, retry with one changed condition, or swap, with one line of reasoning.

Users

Short-video creators, indie marketers, and small teams that frequently generate ad assets with AI

MVP

Upload a clip and capture three lines of intent; auto-extract beginning/middle/end keyframes; flag common issues such as subject morphing and subtitle-safe areas being blocked; output four verdict classes with a reason; keep a check history.

Revenue

A few free checks, then a $6–9/month subscription or pay-per-check credits.

Why now

AI video generation is exploding while usability judgment remains manual; moving asset preflight earlier in the pipeline is a small, useful niche big players ignore and an indie dev can ship quickly.