Launch Announcement: CutWire Drift, an Open-Source Local-First Video Editor
A promotional post announces CutWire Drift, an open-source, cross-platform video editor built on Qt 6, FFmpeg, and OpenGL that runs fully locally with no subscription or mandatory cloud processing. This is marketing content rather than a user-reported pain point.
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