Pulsar remembers every project, handles the busywork and keeps your pipeline running — so you can just edit.
Early access · Built with working editors
Client preferences, revision history, that one font they hate — scattered across inboxes, chats and your memory.
Transcripts, subtitles, file wrangling, chasing feedback. Necessary work that never makes the reel.
Generic chat tools start from zero every time you open a tab. You end up briefing the assistant instead of editing.
Pulsar isn't smarter than other assistants. What makes it useful is what's built around the model.
Connected to your real tools and files. Pulsar does the work and hands you finished results, not advice.
Every project, client and decision lives in a structured vault. Pulsar doesn't hold it all at once — it knows where everything is.
Indexes and per-task master notes mean the right context loads for the right job. Precise, not just big.
One assistant for ideas, research, tooling and organization — the whole job, not just one task.
Talk to Pulsar hands-free while you edit. English and Turkish, more on the way.
Client preferences, brand guidelines and past decisions, recalled the moment you need them.
From your footage or a YouTube link to timed, styled captions — without the copy-paste marathon.
Hooks, b-roll ideas, pacing notes. And it tells you when an idea doesn't work — even yours.
Messy revision emails become a clean, timestamped to-do list mapped to your timeline.
Folders, naming conventions and backups, kept consistent across every project.
References, music licensing details and trend scouting, summarized into short briefs.
Watches renders, exports and uploads, and reports back the moment something breaks.
What's due, what changed, what's waiting on approval. One look and you're caught up.
Here's a real kind of request on a real kind of Tuesday. Pulsar shows every file it touches, so nothing happens behind your back.
youPull last month's notes for Acme and draft subtitles for the new cut.
pulsarOn it.
Loaded Acme/brand-guide.md · Acme/revisions-sep.md
Transcribed rebrand_v4.mov · 4m12s · 212 lines
Applied client caption style: Inter Bold, lower third, no ALL CAPS
Flagged 2 lines over 42 characters for your review
✓ Saved rebrand_v4_EN.srt · backup kept of previous version
pulsarDone. Also — they rejected a similar intro last month. Want an alternative hook?
Anything important or irreversible waits for your explicit OK.
Before a file is overwritten, a copy is saved and restorable.
Passwords and keys are never written into notes or logs.
Our private beta opens soon. Plans are taking shape — waitlist members get first access and early-access pricing.
Pricing will be announced to the waitlist first.
Early access focuses on Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve workflows. Tell us what you use when you join the waitlist — it directly shapes what we connect next.
Your project vault lives on your own machine. Pulsar only reaches out when a task needs it, and never stores passwords or keys in its notes.
Your files and memory vault are local. The AI reasoning itself needs an internet connection.
English and Turkish today, for both voice and text. More languages are on the roadmap.
Same class of model, different job. Pulsar is connected to your tools, remembers every project in a structured vault, and finishes tasks instead of describing them.
We're onboarding a small group of beta editors first. Join the waitlist and you'll hear from us before anyone else.
No spam. One email when your spot opens.