Interview Intern · An AI-assisted Mac app
Explore More Creativity
with the same budget, time and energy.
- Try your ideas in minutes.
- Give the intern feedback or shape it yourself visually in the app.
- Export the video, or take the edit into your usual software (linked to your original footage).
No card. No automatic payments.Apple silicon Mac · taxes at paid checkout
Start with why she nearly quit.
Keep the moment she changes her mind.
Let’s see how that feels.
Finish here.
Or keep going in your editor.
Premiere Pro
Final Cut Pro
DaVinci ResolveFrom “what if…”
to your finished edit.
I wouldn’t hand an intern a whole film and expect them to know what makes it good. But I would ask them to bring back ideas I can work with.
Tell your intern what you have in mind, by typing or speaking. It digs through the footage and suggests an edit. Review it, reject pieces, change them yourself or give it another direction.
What do you want?
Time. Budget. Energy.
The resources are finite.
Try more of your ideas.
The finite resources in every project are time, budget and energy. They differ per project and per person, but they all affect how many creative decisions you can make.
With a little help, you can try more of your own creative ideas with the same amount of time, budget and energy. Especially when there’s a lot of footage.
That’s what I want Interview Intern to do: drastically expand what you can try with the resources you have.
Your hourly rate
App paid back in
€94 of time per project.
Illustrative estimate for 1 hour of footage. Time savings vary. Excludes tax and extra credits.
You don’t need to edit,
you just need an idea
and a couple of minutes.
An intern for
the whole team.
Working with a few editors? Tell me about your team and I’ll work out a price.
You just need an idea
and a couple of minutes.
Make your first one
Max Koetzier · Videographer & maker of Interview InternI built this because I wanted to try all those “what if…” ideas before I ran out of energy or budget for the project.
I’m a videographer myself. I still want to shape the story and work on the edit. I just want to see where a few different ideas could take it before I spend hours committing to one.
Interview Intern for Mac
€49 one-time purchase, no subscription and no enshittification.
Includes 500 AI credits.
Buy for €49No payment details or automatic payments
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Before you
jump in.
Is this supposed to make the whole film for me?
That’s not how I think about it. Your direction is the starting point, and you keep deciding what works. An edit can give you something to react to, but it doesn’t know your subject or your intentions the way you do.
You can work on it in Interview Intern or take it into your editing software and keep going.
How many credits will my projects use?
500 credits go a long way: our measured reference edit used about 30 credits, so the included balance covers roughly 16 edits of that size. Credits pay for the text the AI reads and the editing work it produces, rather than simply the minutes of video.
The 10- and 60-credit examples are illustrations, not fixed project prices. Short, simple selections can use less; longer interviews, complex multicam projects, multiple outputs and extra AI revisions can use more. You approve a maximum charge before each AI edit, and unused reserved credits are returned. Local transcription, manual editing and export use no credits. Failed or cancelled jobs cost no credits.
How do you keep the costs this low?
Asking AI to interpret entire videos can be expensive and hard to predict. Interview Intern takes a more focused approach: your Mac transcribes the spoken audio locally, then an efficient, trained language model works with the relevant text, your direction and a purpose-built editing workflow.
The app maps those decisions back to your original footage. Working from a transcript keeps the AI workload smaller and its choices grounded in what was actually said, so more of your budget goes into useful edits. You keep the final creative control and can review and refine the result.
How do I upgrade from the free trial?
Buy the €49 app on Gumroad, then paste your license into App access in the same app. Your local projects stay. The purchase includes 500 credits once; unused trial credits do not transfer. The trial never charges you automatically.
What happens after I buy?
Gumroad gives you the app download and a license key. Activate with that key to receive your 500 starter credits. Reinstalling restores your remaining balance; it does not add another 500 credits.
Do I need an AI account?
No. Your purchase includes 500 AI credits. Buy more through Credits in the app so they reach the right account. No separate AI account or API key is needed.
Does this app use AI?
Yes. It uses AI to find passages and suggest an edit from your direction. Those suggestions involve editorial choices, and they won’t always be right.
I think of it like an intern. I wouldn’t hand an intern a whole film and expect them to know what makes it good. But I would ask them to dig through footage and bring back something I can react to.
You keep shaping it: approve, reject, edit pieces yourself or ask for another version. The point is to give more of your own ideas a chance.
Is this a finished product?
This is the first public version. Keep your original media and projects, and review AI edits before using them. Your feedback helps improve the app.
What data does the app share?
The text needed for AI edits is sent for processing. Usage sharing is optional. The full terms and privacy details are available in the app.
How is my information used?
Gumroad collects your email to deliver free downloads, purchases and receipts. Optional Interview Intern updates, offers and feedback or review requests require your separate choice at checkout. You can unsubscribe at any time. Your purchase and license details are used to deliver the app, manage credits and provide support. See the privacy notice for details.
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