What it does
Kino is a video editor for a team and for coding agents. Footage is transcribed, described, and searchable. You ask for a cut, and the agent leaves the clips on a timeline you can still move. Comments on a review link come back onto that timeline. Motion graphics in the editor are built on Remotion. The homepage on this Linux visit offered an Ubuntu download and an install for an agent.
Where it fits
Put the footage in the library and ask for the first cut. Move the clips yourself before you send a review link. Read the comment on the timeline, then decide whether you or the agent makes the change.
Before you commit
The pricing page lists Free at $0, with unlimited imports and exports, collaboration, and editing with your own agents. Pro shows $25 and $20 a month, with $240 billed yearly per editor, plus usage. Business is $100 a month, or $1,200 billed yearly, and includes $50 of agent credit and $10 of Seedance credit per editor each month. This check did not sign in or upload footage.
Release & update notes
Dates below refer to the linked announcement or Product Hunt launch. They are separate from the date this profile was added.
- Hacker News launch · ↗
Luke from Kino posted the editor launch on Hacker News on 4 November 2026.
Sources & editorial notes
This profile summarizes public product information and adds workflow guidance. It is not a hands-on performance review. Check the official website for current prices, limits, and availability.
- Official product website
- Hacker News discovery
- Official homepage: store footage, ask an agent for the cut, and send review links. The editor shown is a timeline with tracking and transform controls.
- Official pricing: Free $0. Pro shows $25 and $20 a month, $240 billed yearly per editor, plus usage. Business is $100 a month or $1,200 billed yearly.
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