Describe it in the terminal
Reframe Studio embeds your own authenticated Claude Code. Ask in plain language — “a 5-second title card that says HELLO, card turns blue.”
A desktop studio that runs your own Claude Code in a terminal and renders the scene live as it’s written — with before/after accept / reject, version history, and one-click mp4 export.
Apple Silicon · signed & notarized · bring your own Claude Code (no API key)
Recorded in Reframe Studio — the before / after accept / reject from the hero, running for real.
Reframe Studio embeds your own authenticated Claude Code. Ask in plain language — “a 5-second title card that says HELLO, card turns blue.”
Claude rewrites the scene; the studio re-renders an mp4 in the side pane on every save. See exactly what changed — before and after.
Keep the change or reject it. Every accepted version is saved — undo or restore anytime. Export the final mp4 in one click.
Every edit re-renders to real mp4 in seconds. No guessing — see the motion.
Accept (⌘↩) or Reject (Esc) each change. Your timeline only moves when you say so.
Click any element and drag it; tweak props live — Claude writes the change back to the scene.
Drag waypoints, add a kink with a click. Shape the motion by hand — no keyframe math.
Accepted versions are snapshotted locally. Jump back, restore, or undo the last accept.
Each video is its own folder with its own history. Switch in a click.
Save the exact mp4 you’re previewing, then reveal it in Finder.
Runs on your own Claude Code auth. We never see a key, never run a model.
Each card is a self-contained player — the exact kind of output the studio makes, animating right here in your browser.
First 100 early users get every feature — Pro, free for a year.
Buy once, it’s yours forever — no subscription.
The first 100 early users get Pro free for a year — 100 spots left. Drop your email and we’ll send your key and the download link.
Needs the Claude Code CLI (logged in) · ffmpeg + Chromium installed on first run (guided).
No. Reframe Studio drives your own authenticated Claude Code CLI — your auth, your usage. The studio runs no model and stores no key.
The Claude Code CLI (logged in), plus the render dependencies ffmpeg and a one-time Chromium download — the app guides you through both on first run.
Yes. Scenes are plain files on your disk; version history lives in a hidden folder in your project. Nothing is uploaded.
Apple Silicon (M-series) today, with an Intel build coming soon. The build is signed and notarized, so it opens without Gatekeeper warnings.
A license key activates the app. The first 100 early users get Pro free for a year — request one below. After that, a paid license keeps Pro unlocked.
The app checks for new releases on launch and tells you when one’s ready — grab it from GitHub Releases. Nothing installs behind your back.