What shipped,
in order.

A razor that follows your hand and cuts anywhere. Your chat now stays with the project across quits and relaunches. Text can be truly blurred, not just glowed. Drags snap and hold instead of jittering. Command-S saves without a dialog.

Drop a video into the prompt and klo now understands what you mean: edit it, or use it as a style reference, read from your words. And the stop button stops instantly, even mid-generation.

Music generation now shows its progress while it composes: and if the music service is ever slow, klo keeps editing and comes back to it instead of stalling. Stopped runs that hung get their credit back automatically.

The timeline opens ready: every layer visible, no resizing dance. Starting from the home screen truly starts fresh, with your previous work preserved automatically. New: voice enhancement: strip room noise to studio speech with ElevenLabs, pick a strength, A/B against the original, right from chat or the inspector. Captions come faster too.

Cinematic captions: five designed styles the agent picks to match your footage, and a style card in chat to swap looks instantly. Connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or Claude Desktop to klo from Settings → Connections. A chat that follows the work, a closable paywall, and your account on the launch screen.

The update notice now appears on the home screen, not only while you are editing: so a waiting update is visible the moment you open klo.

First launch now plays the introduction before the home screen instead of after it, and a prompt always takes you straight to the timeline: including the first one, after you sign in.

klo now tells you when your disk is the problem instead of failing quietly, and never charges for a generation it could not deliver. The agent gained four things it was missing: unlocking a locked track, starting a new project, importing from a link, and conforming the timeline to a frame rate.

Vertical videos keep their whole frame: drop a phone clip and the project takes its shape instead of cropping it. Dictation now shows your voice while you speak. The plan screen shows both plans, and a prompt held behind it is never lost.

Vertical videos now render the right way up. Portrait clips were being turned the wrong way in the preview and the export.

klo now opens on a home screen. Drag your clips in and see them as frames before you start, jump back to past projects from one place, and send a prompt to go straight to the timeline.

A project you have open can no longer be overwritten by a session restored from a crash: klo only writes back to a file the timeline actually came from.

klo checks for updates the moment you come back to it, so a new version reaches you in minutes instead of days.

Color grades show up the instant you change them. Every clip clicks true on the timeline, and dissolves stay glued to their cuts. klo now checks for updates hourly and while you work, so you are never stranded on an old version. Dictation opens the mic settings for you when it needs to, and the paywall says plainly what a credit is.

Dictation runs on klo's own ears now: speak as long as you like, and your words only ever append. Longer prompts in the composer. Photos land right side up, and klo can rotate or flip any clip. Running out of credits takes you straight to the top-up. A clearer install, with the way to Applications drawn in.

Transitions are easy to find at every zoom: click one to retime or remove it. Generated shots stay re-promptable: select one and re-imagine it from the inspector. New: generate scenes from a prompt or bring a still to life. Pricing now scales honestly with render cost.

Exports end exactly on your last cut. Structured music beds generate reliably, and a failed generation never spends a credit.

Type a correction and klo speaks the fix in your own voice: with an original and fixed switch so you hear both. Voiceovers now audition like music: play takes in the cut, switch voices by name, keep the one that lands. Every Google Font is at klo's fingertips: ask for heavy condensed type and it finds it, installs it, and uses it. Transcripts got sharper and catch every um. And a first look at generative transitions: tell klo a cut should feel like passing through glass, and it makes the shot between the shots (rolling out).

Every motion clip klo makes now comes with knobs: drag a slider to tune the accent, size, or speed, no re-prompting. New designed templates for title cards, lower thirds, logo stings and more. Set your brand once and everything matches it. Music keeps its structure when you change its style. Long sessions are faster and more stable.

Ask klo to score a cut and the music lands under your video straight away. Play it right there, flip through other takes, steer it warmer or darker, and keep the one you want. Tracks come longer than the gap they fill, so you can extend or slide them without starting over.

A calmer first run: the composer now sits under the question so you know exactly where to start, and it slides into place once you begin. Running out of edits opens the top-up itself instead of sending you looking for it.

Sign-in now completes even when your browser can't hand it back, and klo offers to move itself to Applications if you opened it straight from the disk image.

The welcome flow now breathes: the cloud fades out on its own with no window edges, and the rest of your screen stays clickable while it is up.

First run, fixed: the welcome question now fits its window, and choosing your previous editor no longer crashes the app.

A smoother, quieter agent: the status line now tells you exactly what klo is doing while it works, and a freeze that could lock the app during long sessions is fixed. Picking an aspect ratio now shows what each frame is for.

klo 2.0: generate the sound, clone the voice, duck the music, beautiful type: and hand it your whole card. Music and sound effects are generated from a prompt (commercially licensed), music ducks itself under your voice, captions can light up word by word, 11 new display fonts with designed styles, and folder imports finally behave at card-dump scale.

A real sound library: search music beds and sound effects, preview them, or just ask klo to add a whoosh on the cut. klo now keeps your best take when you repeat a sentence and cuts the rest. Overlay an image exactly on a spoken word. And a calmer welcome: the opening film no longer covers your screen, blocks your clicks, or talks over your calls.

Small release, honest purpose: klo now sends anonymous usage signals: which features get used, where runs fail: so we can fix what needs fixing. Never your footage, your words, or your file names. Opt out anytime: defaults write com.klo.video klo.analyticsOptOut -bool YES

One Pro plan at $30 with 50 monthly credits and honest multi-credit big jobs. 10 free credits for every new account. Faster, cheaper agent runs: research scouts in parallel, smarter caching, and runs that always report how they ended.

klo is now a universal binary: it runs natively on Intel Macs as well as Apple Silicon.

Premiere-grade timeline

Edits land cleaner: cuts always fall between words, story cuts assemble with no gaps, and long edits start faster with footage research running in parallel. Runs now recover from network drops instead of stalling.

klo now narrates every action in real time, keeps working until the job is actually done, and finishes long edits dramatically faster. Cuts land cleanly in the pauses between words, titles and overlays always layer above your footage instead of interrupting it, b-roll placement got smarter, and the agent can look things up online when a task needs current facts.

The agent now speaks motion: word deliveries (punch, whisper, reveal, letters, grow), beat-locked timing from real audio analysis, animated counters and line draws, a built-in UI sound kit, and web search. Chat polish: reliable auto-scroll and cmd-return to send.

A faster, steadier timeline: layers appear only where you use them, clips with attached sound edit as one, the playhead drags from anywhere, and creative packs land with LUT import and blend modes.

Sign-in now returns to the app reliably.

Smoother checkout: credits land in the app the moment payment clears, and failed payments now tell you how to fix them.

klo says hello. Cuts, grades, captions, and exports from one prompt.