VlogCo

Plan what to film, follow each shot in the built-in camera, then shape your clips into a finished vlog with subtitles, voice denoise and a clear story flow.

VlogCo is a filming companion for people who have an idea but are not sure which shots they need.

Start with a place, activity or moment. VlogCo turns it into a practical AI shot list with what to film, how to hold the phone, how long to record and an optional line to say. Choose a quick, everyday or professional plan depending on how much time you have.

Then film inside VlogCo. Open any shot from your list and the built-in camera keeps the brief beside the viewfinder, with framing guides, orientation reminders, suggested duration and a local quality check. Each clip is linked back to its shot, so you can see what is finished and what is still missing.

When filming is done, VlogCo helps you turn the material into a complete story on your iPhone.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

• Create an AI shot list from a simple idea • Choose whether to appear or speak on camera • Film with the built-in camera and shot-by-shot guidance • Ask the AI assistant to replace, simplify or add individual shots • Keep several filming plans and projects on your device • Organise clips into a clear beginning, development and ending • Trim clips and remove unwanted sections • Add automatic subtitles • Reduce background noise with on-device voice denoise • Choose transitions, music, title cards and visual style • Preview and export a finished vlog

MADE FOR REAL FILMING

VlogCo is not a template feed and it does not expect you to arrive with perfect footage. It starts before you press Record, stays with you while you film, and keeps the shot list connected to the final edit.

PRIVACY BY DESIGN

Video editing, subtitle transcription, voice denoise and final composition run locally on your device. Your photos, videos and audio are not uploaded for these features. AI planning uses the text you choose to send and requires an account and internet connection.

Some AI features and final exports use points. Filming, trimming, subtitles, voice denoise and other local tools do not use points.