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ARAMO
About ARAMO
ARAMO is a Windows application that processes long videos into vertical shorts entirely on the user’s PC. It imports footage, transcribes speech, analyzes motion and audio, scores candidate moments, and generates edited clips with captions and music. The software supports publishing to YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram, and includes an AI-driven editing assistant called ARAMO Brain that applies reference-based rules for pacing, transitions, and style. All stages of analysis, editing, and rendering are performed locally, with no footage uploaded to external servers. The application saves progress after each of its 13 pipeline stages, allowing users to pause and resume work without losing data. It operates offline for up to 365 days between licence check-ins and supports six editing styles tailored to different content types.
Key features
- Local-first processing with no cloud uploads
- Speech-to-text transcription with word-level timing
- Scene analysis for motion, faces, audio energy, and beats
- Six editing styles with adjustable pacing and transitions
- Automatic captioning and music scoring
- Direct publishing to social platforms
- ARAMO Brain for AI-assisted editing decisions
- Offline operation for up to 365 days
Use cases
- Agencies converting long client footage into vertical clips
- Podcasts and interviews edited into shareable moments
- Sports and events producing highlights from raw footage
Pros
- Runs entirely offline on Windows
- No per-minute fees or render credits
- Supports automatic posting to YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram
- Includes local transcription and AI-driven editing
- Saves progress after each pipeline stage
Cons
- Windows-only application
- Requires a yearly or monthly licence
- No free tier or trial beyond a proof session
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Frequently asked questions about ARAMO
What does ARAMO do?
ARAMO is a Windows application that converts long videos into vertical shorts entirely on the user’s PC. It imports footage, transcribes speech, analyzes motion and audio, scores candidate moments, and generates edited clips with captions and music.
Who is ARAMO designed for?
ARAMO is built for users with large volumes of footage, such as agencies, podcasters, media studios, sports teams, and high-volume creators who need to produce publish-ready shorts efficiently.
Does ARAMO require an internet connection?
No, ARAMO operates offline for up to 365 days between licence check-ins, and all processing, analysis, and rendering are performed locally on the user’s PC.
Can ARAMO publish clips directly to social media?
Yes, ARAMO can automatically post finished clips to YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram if enabled by the user.
How does ARAMO handle user footage?
All footage remains on the user’s Windows machine; ARAMO does not upload any footage to external servers.
What is ARAMO Brain?
ARAMO Brain is an AI-driven editing assistant that applies reference-based rules for pacing, transitions, and style to guide the editing process based on measured reference edits.