I Built Cuekiyo: a Local-First Anime OP/ED Video Pipeline with React, FastAPI, yt-dlp and FFmpeg
Cuekiyo is an open-source local web app designed for creating anime opening and ending compilation videos. It streamlines the manual workflow by automating repetitive tasks while allowing users to maintain creative control. The application runs entirely on the user's machine, eliminating the need for cloud services and external dependencies.
- ▪Cuekiyo v1.0.0 is a local-first web app for building anime compilation videos.
- ▪The app automates the workflow of selecting songs, reviewing clip candidates, and exporting finished videos.
- ▪It is designed to handle repetitive tasks while allowing users to make subjective creative choices.
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