Vault X
Desktop Utilities
Encrypts and hides your files, photos and notes behind a PIN or Windows Hello, completely offline.
- Platform
- Win 10 / 11
- Cipher
- AES-256-GCM
- Price
- Free
Products/AI Applications
Watches your long video the way an editor does and cuts it into vertical shorts with burned-in subtitles, entirely on your own GPU.
The problem
Every cloud clipper starts the same way: upload four gigabytes, wait behind strangers in a queue, pay monthly, take the watermark, and hope the terms of service still say what they said last year. Meanwhile your footage sits at rest on someone else's storage.
What Veldora does
Veldora hears every word, knows who is speaking, scores every second for hooks and payoffs, and exports the survivors as vertical shorts. It runs on your own GPU and its engine is bound to localhost, a socket with no route to the internet. Unplug the ethernet cable mid-render and nothing happens. That's the feature.
Scores every second of the transcript, hooks, punchlines, story beats, and keeps only what survives the threshold.
Whisper large-v3 transcribes, pyannote separates the voices, NLLB-200 translates. Hindi in, English subtitles out.
A persistent Python engine holds every model in VRAM. Load the models once, not once per step.
9:16 shorts, 1:1 posts and 16:9 clips, with word-level subtitle timing burned in or left off.
On first launch it checks your GPU, VRAM, RAM, cores and free disk, then recommends model sizes that will actually fit.
No accounts, no telemetry, no watermarks, no monthly invoices, no uploads. Total data sent: zero bytes.
No. The app and the AI engine are finished and working, but the installer is not built. Packaging a bundled Python runtime and a multi-gigabyte model set into a single Windows install is its own project, and it is the one I am on.
Yes. Veldora runs the models locally with CUDA. 8 GB of VRAM is comfortable; more is faster.
No. The AI engine listens on 127.0.0.1 and has no route to the internet. The only thing ever downloaded is the AI models, once.
Release pending
Not released yet. The app and the AI engine are finished; the installer is the one thing left, and it is the hard part: a bundled Python runtime plus multi-gigabyte models as a single Windows install.
Desktop Utilities
Encrypts and hides your files, photos and notes behind a PIN or Windows Hello, completely offline.
Creative Tools
Turns a list of player names and numbers into a print-ready gang sheet. Built for the press floor, not the design studio.