Tradywatched73minutesandfound32momentsworthcutting.
Give it one podcast, interview, stream or webinar. It comes back with vertical clips and word by word captions, and it tells you why it picked each one.
Real clips, not a mockup.
Every clip below came out of Trady, in the language it was spoken in. Play one and judge the captions and the framing for yourself.
It reads the whole transcript, then argues its case.
Every candidate is scored 0–99 and tagged by what kind of moment it is. You see the shortlist with timecodes before anything renders.
Captions land on the word, not near it.
Transcription is word-timed, so each caption appears as it is said — the same treatment this page's own headline wears.
Wide in, phone-shaped out.
The frame is recut to a vertical crop that follows the speaker instead of the middle of the room, cut at the boundaries Trady found rather than a round number of seconds.
- Watched
- 73 min
- Clips found
- 32
- Median clip
- 1:04
- Shortest kept
- 60s
Three steps, and one of them is waiting.
Paste a URL or upload a file — a podcast, interview, stream or webinar.
It transcribes with word-level timing, scores every candidate moment, and renders the ones worth keeping.
Every clip shows its score, category and timecode. Download MP4s with SRT and VTT, or publish straight to your channels.
The things people ask first.
What does Trady do?
Trady takes one long video and returns short vertical clips with word-by-word captions. It reads the transcript, picks the moments worth cutting, and renders each one ready to post.
What can I feed it?
A podcast, interview, stream, webinar or talk — as a file you upload or a video URL you paste. It works on the audio and the transcript, so a talking-head recording is its best case.
Does it understand Indonesian?
Yes. Transcription and moment-finding both run on Indonesian audio, and the clip titles come back in the language the video is spoken in.
How long does a video take?
Roughly the length of a coffee for an hour of source. Transcription and scoring take under a minute; most of the wait is rendering each clip with its captions burned in.
How is Trady priced?
Per minute of source video, not per clip. An episode costs the same whether Trady finds thirty moments in it or four, and a run that finds nothing worth clipping is never billed.
What do I get back?
Each clip exports as a vertical 9:16 MP4 with captions burned in, plus matching SRT and VTT subtitle files, and every clip carries its score, category and timecode.
Point it at your last episode.
You see every moment it picked, with its score and its timecode, before you post anything.
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