Wideframe is an AI coworker for professional video editors that automates the tedious prep work - searching, labeling, organizing, and sequencing footage - that takes up roughly 75% of an editor's time outside the timeline. Built for Mac on Apple Silicon, it runs entirely on-device, reads and writes native Adobe Premiere Pro project files, and lets editors describe what they need in plain language. The result: hours of prep work compressed into minutes, and editors freed up to actually edit.
Willow is a San Francisco-based AI voice dictation startup that replaces the keyboard with voice input across any app. Built by two Stanford dropouts, the product delivers sub-500ms latency, 40%+ higher accuracy than built-in dictation tools, and context-aware transcription that handles technical jargon and proper nouns. Backed by Y Combinator and a $4.5M seed round, Willow targets knowledge workers - engineers, managers, sales teams - helping them type 4x faster by speaking naturally. Enterprise customers include Uber, Gusto, Canva, and GitHub.