Film your session. Seshcut sorts it.
It finds every attempt and stacks them by outcome, right on your phone. Makes, bails, slams. No scrubbing through an hour of footage to find the one you landed.
HERO IMAGE: one rider frozen mid-trick (kickflip, or an ollie down a set), filmed on a phone, slightly grainy, warm low sun, dark surroundings so the dark UI blends in. 3:2 or 16:9, landscape. Must read like a clip pulled straight off a sesh, NOT a studio shot and NOT visibly stock: a stranger who does not skate reads as fake next to the built-by-a-skater story. Real stance, real spot, filmer's-eye framing.
Every skater knows the deal: film for an hour, land one trick, then spend the night scrubbing back through the whole thing to find it. Seshcut watches the clips for you and pulls the session apart. Landed it, bailed it, ate it. Review takes minutes, not the rest of your evening.
Film like you always do. Open Seshcut and it starts reading the sesh, keeps going while you do something else, and hands you the stacks. That's the base, and it costs nothing.
Landed one worth showing? Your reel is already cut, ready to post while the sesh is still fresh. That's a seshcut.
Scroll back through your riding and watch it add up, sesh by sesh, spot by spot. Nothing filed by hand.
Pick a session from your camera roll, or let Seshcut check new clips in the background. Everything is read on your phone. Nothing gets uploaded.
REAL SCREENSHOT, CROPPED TIGHT (4:5, no phone bezel): 4 to 6 clip thumbnails from the picker grid, at least two ticked. Crop out the nav bar and the rest of the grid. Must be legible at 340px wide: the tick marks and the terracotta selection accent. Shoot from a curated demo Library, never the owner's real one: no real spot names, no faces of anyone who did not agree to be on the site.
It watches every attempt and takes a first read. Your makes and slams stacked and ready, bails one glance from the trash. Hold a trick and it's stamped with your locked time.
REAL SCREENSHOT, CROPPED TIGHT (4:5, no phone bezel): 2 or 3 cards with their CLAY outcome bars and stack labels. This is the money shot, the sort IS the product, so the labels and the colour difference must read at a glance at 340px wide. Prefer a crop catching a make (teal) next to a slam (clay-red) over one that fits all four stacks unreadably small. Curated demo Library only: no real spot names, no unconsented faces.
Skim the makes, fix a call with a tap, and only then a clip lands in your Library. Seshcut cuts your reel, ready to share, and your sessions and spots file themselves. About the only thing you name is your local spot.
REAL SCREENSHOT, CROPPED TIGHT (4:5, no phone bezel): the segmented attempt rail plus the relabel controls directly under it, with just enough of the player above to place it. Crop out the nav bar. Must read at 340px wide: that the rail is split per attempt, and that a tap changes the call. A clip holding a trick is the better pick, so the LOCKED stamp is in frame. Curated demo Library only: no real spot names, no unconsented faces.
Every clip is read where it already sits, on your device, using the on-device vision tools built into iOS. Nothing is uploaded to be read somewhere else, because there is nowhere else. There is no account, and no server that ever sees your footage.
Your phone does the watching. Your clips and the movement data read from them never leave it. We literally can't see them.
Background review is opt-in and off by default, and it backs off in Low Power Mode. Your footage stays put.
The app sends anonymous counts of which features get used, so we can see what works, what doesn't, and what to build next. Never your clips, your labels, your spots or your location, and nothing that ties any of it to you.
It comes from a skater who wishes more sessions with the crew had made it onto film. Seshcut is his way of giving back to the scene: stack clips without a second thought, and keep a Journey worth scrolling back through.
Getting your session sorted costs nothing. PRO is for what comes after: reels cut for you and ready to post, lines trimmed to just the tricks, bails cleared out and the storage back. And when you want the clips in Premiere, Final Cut or the free DaVinci Resolve, they land ready to edit. One plan, billed yearly.
Your clips, sorted. Your Journey, filed.
For every rider who films. No charge, no account, no card.
Cut, reframe, and post it.
For riders who film every sesh and want reels ready to post and the storage back. Editors get their clips ready to edit.
PRO will be $39.99 a year, billed yearly, and a first sub starts with 7 days free. There's nothing to buy yet: Seshcut is coming soon to the App Store.
No. Every clip is read on your iPhone, by your iPhone, using the vision tools built into iOS to read the movement in the frame. The whole review runs offline; there is no server to upload to and no account. What does go out is small and yours to control: anonymous counts of which features get used, a coordinate to name a nearby spot if you use the spot lookup, and, only if you switch backup on, a copy of your labels, tags and spot names to your own iCloud. None of it carries a frame of your footage.
Because scrolling an hour of footage to find three makes is the worst part of filming. Seshcut watches it back for you and stacks the session by outcome, so you spend your time riding and posting instead of scrubbing. It's less a folder and more the friend who already knows which one you landed.
iPhone first. That's what's launching. Android is on the roadmap and we're building toward it. Follow along and you'll hear the moment it lands.
Not for auto-sorting yet. Right now the read is tuned for skateboarding. You can still bring in other clips and organize them by hand, and more sports are on the roadmap.
An iPhone on iOS 18 or newer. The watching happens on-device, so it leans on recent hardware to stay fast. It steps aside in Low Power Mode, works on the clips you already have, and never copies your footage, so it costs you no extra storage.
Seshcut only removes clips when you ask it to, and it works against your photo library, so a delete is a real delete. Keepers can be saved into their own album.
Yes. Bring in clips from the camera roll or import a folder of footage. As long as it's skateboarding, Seshcut reads it the same way.
Fix it in a tap. Every clip can be relabeled, and you can nudge where an attempt starts and ends. Your call always wins over the app's first read.
Good enough that review is a skim, not a chore. When it's unsure, it says so and drops the clip in Check These instead of guessing. You stay the final word on every label.
Getting your sessions sorted costs nothing. PRO adds the output kit at $39.99 a year, and a first sub starts with 7 days free. There's nothing to buy yet: Seshcut hasn't launched on the App Store. Follow along and you'll be the first to know when it does.
