Point Endroll at a folder. It reads everything on your machine first, then asks what film you want to make.
Your recent projects and one New project button. Endroll never drops you into last week's session.
Drop a folder of clips on the window, or pick it. Phone clips, camera cards and old interviews can sit in the same folder.
Endroll listens to the speech, finds the faces and describes what is in each frame. It all runs on your computer, and the screen tells you which step it is on.
Indexing runs locally and never spends a credit.
Choose how hard your computer works while it prepares: Full speed, Balanced (about half speed) or Low.
Stops after the video it is working on. Everything already prepared stays usable.
A project with footage but no film opens here: write a sentence about the video, or tap one of three suggestions, and Endroll drafts the first cut.
Shows about X–Y credits before anything runs.
Skip the draft and build the cut yourself.
Already know what the film says? Paste the script, and the cut is made to match it.
Writing is free; drafting the cut from it spends credits.
New project, Open project, Open recent and Save a copy of this cut. Everything saves by itself, so Save only tells you so.
Keep several cuts of the same project. Switch between them, rename them or duplicate one to try something.
Turn the same cut into Vertical 9:16, Square 1:1, Portrait 4:5 or Landscape 16:9 for another channel.