Generate from a prompt
Describe the scene. Drive Video composes the shot, picks the pacing, and renders — locally, on your hardware.
Player 0.1 available now · AI editor in early access
AI video,
native to Windows.
Drive Video brings on-device AI video creation, editing, and production to the Windows desktop. No browser tab, no upload queue, no cloud render — just your machine, your files, your creative work.
Product
Three things Drive Video does that change how you work.
Edit at the speed of thought
Trim, transition, beat-sync, color-match. Drive Video understands your timeline and proposes the next move before you ask.
Your work stays on your machine
Models run on-device. Projects, footage, and renders never leave your computer unless you choose to publish them.
Built for
Creators who want studio output without the studio overhead.
Drive Video is for editors who refuse to wait in render queues, for content teams pushing daily, for filmmakers iterating on ideas, and for enterprises that need video work to stay inside their network. One desktop application, one workflow, no service tier above you.
01
Social & short-form
Daily content pipelines, vertical reformats, captioned cuts. From source to publish without leaving the desktop.
02
Marketing & brand
On-brand video at the speed your campaign calendar actually moves. Templates, presets, and one-click variants.
03
Enterprise video ops
Training, internal comms, product demos. Local processing keeps sensitive footage on your network, no exceptions.
Drive Video is built by SmartCore LLC, a U.S. software publisher headquartered in South Dakota.
Get Drive Video.
The Drive Video Player ships today for Windows 10 and Windows 11. The full AI editor is on the way — request access to be notified when it opens.
In development · v0.1 soon
Drive Video Player
Native Windows player. Hardware decode for every common format. Library, file associations, keyboard shortcuts. Free.
Coming soon
Drive Video AI Editor
On-device generation, edit, render. Trim, beat-sync, color-match. Your footage, your hardware, your network. Currently in early access.