Holosight records your screen, camera and mic together with every stream of context an editor could wish for — transcript, UI elements, mouse paths, clicks, window geometry, keystroke shortcuts. So an AI does not stare at frames to guess what happened. It reads the recording like a document, edits it, and you review.
A video model guessing from frames misses what your recording actually is: windows, words, gestures, intent. Holosight captures the context as measured data, on one clock, so the AI joins streams instead of hallucinating them.
{
"schema": "ctxrec-motion/1",
"id": "m3-finder-grow",
"at_out": 67.7, "dur": 1.86,
"items": [{
"kind": "shape", "shape": "rect",
"pos": [0.4663, 0.5634],
"keys": [
{ "at": 0.85, "set": {} },
{ "at": 1.4,
"set": { "w": 0.6289, "h": 0.5299 },
"ease": "eGlide" }
]
}]
}
The first vertical timeline view in a video tool: every stream is a column, time flows down, and one horizontal line is one instant across your whole recording — what was said, shown, clicked and captured, in a single glance.
The integrated chat is not an assistant feature. The AI is the primary editor: it reads the whole recording, writes the cut plan, authors the graphics — and you review iterations, toggle its decisions, and direct the next pass. Even while recording, you can speak notes directly to your future AI editor with one held chord.
| Typical editor + AI | Holosight | |
|---|---|---|
| What the AI sees | frames + a transcript | every measured context stream |
| AI's role | a helper bolted on top | the core user of the app; you review |
| Motion graphics | rendered, regenerated, waited for | live data layers, instant iteration |
| Edits | destructive or exportive | non-destructive, every cut toggleable |
| Timeline | horizontal only | horizontal + the first vertical view |
| AI account | another subscription | your existing Claude plan |
Holosight launches editing sessions on your own Claude plan. Sign in to the Claude CLI once; from then on, every request, every review round and every revision happens inside the app — with the full editing doctrine loaded into each session, viewable and editable in Settings.