CutCheck
Download for MacApple Silicon · macOS 13+

Find it. Fix it.
Show the difference.

Local video quality checks for creators and editing teams.

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Apple Silicon · macOS 13+ · 0.3.0-beta.2

Actual app screenshots · Self-generated test footage

Inspect findingsOpen sample report

Know exactly what was checked.

Technical checks on your exported files.
Clear findings for the decisions only you can make.

Full decode

Check the primary video and all audio tracks for decode errors.

Black & quiet intervals

Flag dark frames and quiet stretches for human review.

Loudness & true peak

Measure LUFS and true peak on the primary audio track.

SRT timing

Check syntax, overlapping cues and timing beyond the video.

Supported in this beta

MP4 with H.264 8-bit SDR video and AAC audio. UTF-8 SRT subtitles up to 10 MiB. Batch import up to 50 videos per project, with matching-name subtitle and cover pairing.

Coverage stays visible

Full check adds decoding and signal analysis. Quick check covers metadata, required files and subtitles. Skipped, failed, unsupported and stale checks remain visible in the report.

You make the call

Black and quiet intervals can be intentional. Confirm faults or accept non-blocking exceptions with notes. Cover checks verify file presence only. Audio quality analysis uses the primary track.

What is outside the current detection scope?

HEVC, HDR and ProRes are outside this beta’s supported analysis. CutCheck does not check factual or editorial accuracy, subtitle meaning, copyright, or audio/video synchronization. A completed check is not a guarantee of platform acceptance or error-free content. Fixes are made in your existing editor, then checked again with replacement files.

See what needs a second look.

Explore an eight-second sample with deliberately introduced faults.
The Mac app runs the checks; this demo lets you inspect the evidence.

00:0000:0200:0400:0600:08

Self-generated video with a test tone. Unmute to hear the quiet interval.

Three findings to review

Choose a finding to jump to its timestamp.

A dark interval is a review candidate. Is it an intentional pause or a missing picture?

  1. Import a batch

    Add your exported videos. Check the paired SRT and cover files.

  2. Check and review

    Run a full check. Inspect timestamps and record your decisions.

  3. Replace and recheck

    Fix in your editor. Replace files and compare the next run.

  4. Share the evidence

    Export HTML or JSON with coverage and review decisions.

Download the synthetic sample files

A report you can
actually hand over.

Share the checks, findings and review decisions behind your delivery. Recheck history shows what changed between recorded runs.

Reports identify files by basename. Source media, subtitle contents and local file paths are not embedded.

Open HTML report Download JSONDownload HTML
CutCheckSynthetic sample
30 Oct 2026 · Full check
Selected checks and review complete
Files checked
2clean.mp4 · fault.mp4
Open findings
0
Recheck of fault.mp4
0 new · 0 persisting · 3 resolved

Selected technical checks and human review.
Not a certification of error-free content.

Inspect the full report

Your next export,
with a second set of checks.

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Free beta · 0.3.0-beta.2 · 158.5 MB
Apple Silicon Mac · macOS 13 or later

Download. Drag. Start checking.

  1. Open the downloaded DMG and drag CutCheck into Applications.
  2. Launch CutCheck from Applications. Confirm the normal macOS first-open prompt if shown.
  3. Import a short supported export, or use the synthetic sample files above. FFmpeg is already included.

Developer ID signed and Apple notarized.
Publisher shown by macOS: Zhenxing Feng.

SHA-256 checksumsRelease details

Installation and launch were verified on one Apple Silicon Mac. Other hardware and the minimum macOS version have not yet been exercised. Intel Macs and Windows are not supported in this release.