How to fix the cues the AI Editor found

Click a cue on the timeline to rename it or pick the exercise from your clip library; drag its edge to move a boundary; use Split to cut one set into two; mark a section as no timer for talking or warm-up footage; or delete it. The preview updates at once and shows the export exactly. Reset cuts and cues restores the original analysis if you want to start over. Running Analyze again also replaces every cue, including your edits.

Last updated October 15, 2026

Step by step

  1. 1

    Rename

    Click the cue and type the name, or choose one of your clips so the next-exercise window can show your demo.

  2. 2

    Move a boundary

    Drag the edge of the cue on the timeline. The timer follows the new start and end.

  3. 3

    Split or merge

    Split cuts a set in two where the AI saw one; deleting the rest between two sets merges them.

  4. 4

    No timer

    Mark intros, explanations or cool-downs as no timer so nothing is drawn over them.

  5. 5

    Reset

    Reset cuts and cues puts the original analysis back.

Common questions

Are my edits saved?
Yes, to the project. Close the tab and come back; the cues are as you left them.
The next-exercise window shows the wrong exercise
The window shows the exercise of the following cue. Rename that cue, or pick the right clip for it, and the window follows.
The whole analysis is off by a few seconds
That usually means the recording has a long pause or a cut at the start. Drag the first boundaries into place; later cues are independent.

Still stuck?

Write to support from the help button inside the app or the contact page. Replies usually come within a few hours.