HushCut - Auto Silence Remover — App Store rankings
Shota Yamada · Photo & Video · View on the App Store
About this app
The developer's US App Store description, in full.
HushCut automatically finds the silent parts of your video and cuts them out, turning a raw recording into something tight and watchable. WHO IT'S FOR - YouTubers and social media creators - Anyone editing podcasts, lectures, meetings or interviews - People who would rather not scrub through footage by hand FEATURES - Automatic silence detection and removal - Fine-tune threshold, minimum silence duration and padding - Waveform view to see every cut before you commit - Preview playback, so you can judge the result inside the app - Export to your Camera Roll or to Files HOW IT WORKS 1. Pick a video 2. Adjust the threshold and check the preview 3. Export YOUR VIDEO NEVER LEAVES YOUR DEVICE Everything runs on your iPhone. Nothing is uploaded to a server, so unreleased footage and internal meeting recordings stay yours. No account, no network connection - it works in airplane mode. WAVEFORM, NOT AI GUESSWORK HushCut reads the actual audio waveform to decide where to cut. The behaviour is predictable and you can see why it cut where it did. When a cut is wrong, move the threshold and watch the result change. You are never stuck arguing with a black box. TRY IT FIRST Videos under 20 seconds are free, start to finish. Judge the result before you pay. Pro is a one-time purchase - no subscription - and removes the length limit.
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