MakiRoll
Become someone who makes video
I’ve built MakiRoll to overcome my own camera-shyness.
Most video editors assume you already have footage. But most of us don't because the process is daunting.
MakiRoll starts one step sooner: by actually helping you record something coherent.
Here's how:
1. Tell Maki what you want to talk about.
A rough thought, a topic or an idea is enough.
You can also give Maki extra context and it will come up with ideas.
2. Record while seeing questions that adapt as you talk.
One blocker for me was seeing myself, stumbling over words and doing 8 takes that never made it to CapCut.
With Maki, you just have a natural conversation while recording.
3. Get a captioned share-ready video.
Maki finds the best parts of what you said, and suggests a short video.
It cuts the silence.
Breaks the recording into segments you can reorder and trim.
MakiRoll is built for anyone struggling with video content: founders, builders, coaches, small business owners.
Instead of spending hours on shooting a video and editing it, talk to Maki for 10-15 minutes daily and hit publish.
Start becoming someone who makes video. Try it for free.
Most video editors assume you already have footage. But most of us don't because the process is daunting.
MakiRoll starts one step sooner: by actually helping you record something coherent.
Here's how:
1. Tell Maki what you want to talk about.
A rough thought, a topic or an idea is enough.
You can also give Maki extra context and it will come up with ideas.
2. Record while seeing questions that adapt as you talk.
One blocker for me was seeing myself, stumbling over words and doing 8 takes that never made it to CapCut.
With Maki, you just have a natural conversation while recording.
3. Get a captioned share-ready video.
Maki finds the best parts of what you said, and suggests a short video.
It cuts the silence.
Breaks the recording into segments you can reorder and trim.
MakiRoll is built for anyone struggling with video content: founders, builders, coaches, small business owners.
Instead of spending hours on shooting a video and editing it, talk to Maki for 10-15 minutes daily and hit publish.
Start becoming someone who makes video. Try it for free.
