THE SOLO CREATOR'S STUDIO
You have something worth sharing.
GazeCut handles the camera
changes, so you can stay in the conversation.
DESIGNED FOR ONE PRESENTER. MADE FOR YOUR NEXT IDEA.
MORE PRESENCE. LESS PRODUCTION.
The lesson you could teach. The idea you could explain. The conversation your audience is waiting for.
Bring it to life with a recording workflow that follows you. Set up your cameras, speak naturally, and let GazeCut direct the camera changes as you present.
Look toward a calibrated camera. GazeCut uses your face direction to choose the view.
Teach, explain, or demonstrate. Add your screen and picture-in-picture when your story needs it.
Your recording and finished video stay on your computer. You decide what to share and when.
A CLOSER LOOK
A considered path from setting up
to sharing something that
matters.
A SPACE FOR YOUR IDEAS
FROM IDEA TO AUDIENCE
A guided calibration connects your face direction to each camera. Reuse your saved setup while your camera arrangement stays the same.
Let the camera changes follow your presentation. Take a pause, show your screen, or choose a camera yourself.
Open your finished MP4, check the picture and sound, and upload it to YouTube yourself. Your original recording is kept for recovery.
A 20-MINUTE VIDEO. A BIGGER PICTURE.
More time for clients, your next lesson, or simply your life. GazeCut directs the camera changes as you present, reducing the cuts you need to choose afterward.
Illustrative saving for a 20-minute solo presentation, to be validated in timed user sessions. Your workflow and review time determine the actual saving.
Try your own numbers. All amounts are CAD, before tax.
IF YOU EDIT YOURSELF
Start with $100 an hour, or use the value you place on time for clients, teaching or other work.
$200–$500
of your time per video
$800–$2,000 across 4 videos/month
2–5 hours saved × $100/hour
This values time you could reclaim. It is not additional income or a cash refund.
IF YOU HIRE AN EDITOR
For comparison, budget 3 billed hours at $75 an hour. Adjust these separately to match the work you would hire out.
$225
illustrative editing budget per video
$900 across 4 videos/month
3 billed hours × $75/hour
An editor's billable hours can differ from your own editing time. A quote depends on footage, creative scope and revisions.
All amounts are CAD, before tax. Two alternative comparisons, not a combined saving. Actual net savings depend on work avoided and GazeCut, equipment and setup costs. You still review the result before sharing.
The 2–5-hour range is a proposed GazeCut saving, not a measured customer result or an industry average. It describes reduced hands-on work for a repeatable 20-minute presentation. Initial setup, recording, rendering and final review still take time.
The $100 personal rate, $75 editor rate, 3 editor hours and 4 monthly videos are adjustable examples, not surveyed rates or a professional quote. Only editing work you actually stop paying for becomes an avoided expense.
For a published service example, Find You Media lists CAD $550/month for four professional edits. Confirm that your 20-minute video and required scope are included. Its service includes creative work beyond automatic camera direction. Source checked September 6, 2026.
Hiring also means agreeing a brief, supplying footage and reviewing revisions. Use a quote for your actual project. These estimates exclude tax, equipment, software and onboarding costs and are calculated only in your browser.
KNOWLEDGE DESERVES AN AUDIENCE
A repeatable studio setup.
A new reason to press record.
THE EXPERT
Explain what you know. Build a library of thoughtful videos that lets people get to know your work.
THE EDUCATOR
Move between your explanation and what is on your screen, with your face still part of the lesson.
THE INDEPENDENT CREATOR
Bring multiple camera views into a solo recording, without choosing every camera cut afterward.
YOUR WORK. IN YOUR HANDS.
Recording, camera direction, and video rendering happen locally. Optional AI publishing text can use a provider you choose, with your permission. Your video is yours to review and upload.
A few things worth knowingBEFORE YOU BEGIN
GazeCut is designed to handle camera selection during a solo presentation and create a finished recording. You still review the result before sharing.
GazeCut is built around a fixed multicamera setup and one microphone. Compatibility depends on your cameras, connections, and operating system. Windows, Apple Silicon macOS, and Linux are development targets; availability and setup support will be confirmed in your demonstration.
No. GazeCut uses face and head direction to choose the camera you are facing. It does not identify you, match your face to other people, or measure exactly where your eyes are looking. Think of it as a director's tool: turn toward a camera, and let your presentation guide the view. This analysis runs on your computer.
Your recordings, finished videos, project information, and saved camera setups stay on your computer. A saved setup remembers camera directions and settings so you can use it again; it is not a facial identity profile. Your recordings naturally contain whatever you choose to film, including your face and voice.
GazeCut processes your camera feed, records, and creates your video locally. It does not upload your video or audio for camera direction. Optional AI help with titles and descriptions can send transcript text and your instructions to a provider you choose, only with your permission for that video. You decide when and where to upload the finished video.
Yes. The desktop workflow includes screen recording with picture-in-picture. We can walk through the supported capture options for your computer during a demonstration.
A locally saved MP4 and a retained source recording for recovery. Optional tools can prepare a transcript, captions, titles, and a description. You review those materials and upload your video yourself.
GazeCut is designed for recorded presentations by one person. It is not a livestream switcher or a multi-person active-speaker editor.
Start with a personal demonstration so we can discuss your recording setup and the right fit. GazeCut is in private development. Explore the proposed founding beta and help us understand what would work for you. Downloads and purchases are not open.
MEET THE FOUNDER
Adam Goodwin built GazeCut around a belief: people should be able to spend more time on the work they do best. His approach brings together continuous improvement, practical tools and firsthand experience of making videos alone.
Read Adam's founder messageYOUR NEXT CHAPTER
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