## Version 2.1 Preview now includes Export Readiness, a creator checklist that catches common caption problems before the final render. Cliplit checks: - Word timing and transcript drift - Caption reading speed - Platform safe-zone placement - WCAG-AA style contrast - Subtitle and transcript deliverable readiness - Optional creator polish such as emphasis, clean captions, and saved looks Settings now includes an offline Creator Playbook backed by an 18,750-entry local reference pack. It gives creators field-ready prompts for opening hooks, caption readability, safe-zone placement, accessibility, and export packaging without needing a network connection. Each report gives a score, a plain-language grade, and short next steps. This makes Cliplit feel more like a field-ready captioning workstation: creators can spot fast captions, low contrast, or hidden lower-third placement before spending time on a final export. This release also refreshes screenshots, support copy, and App Store metadata so they match the current 2.1 interface.

ClipLit 2.0 — a pro upgrade for your caption tool, still 100% offline. • Entrance animations: Pop, Slide, Fade, Typewriter, or Auto for your captions. • Clean Captions: on-device profanity masking, in both the burned-in video and the SRT/VTT. • Caption Quality Meter: a reading-speed (characters-per-second) check that warns on too-fast cues. • Find & Replace across your transcript, with timing preserved. • One-tap filler-word cleanup (um, uh, er). • Brand Kit: a saved highlight color and your default caption look, applied to new clips. Your video is transcribed and captioned entirely on your device — nothing is ever uploaded.

Captions that don't drift. Cliplit now transcribes clips of any length on-device without the timing drift that affected longer videos, renders clean two-line captions, and burns in crisper export text than ever. A more reliable, more professional result every time.

Cliplit - What's New Version 1.2 Two creator-requested upgrades, both fully offline: Export subtitle files (SRT, WebVTT, or plain transcript). Cliplit already knows exactly when every word is spoken - now you can save that timing as a real, editable file. Export a standard `.srt` to upload captions to YouTube, hand a transcript to a client, send to a translator, or re-style in a desktop editor. Choose WebVTT (`.vtt`) for web/HTML5 players, or a clean plain-text transcript with no timecodes for show notes and blogs. It's free - no unlock needed - because it's your words, not a new render. Caption position with platform safe-zone checking. Pick exactly where your captions sit - top, upper middle, center, lower third, or bottom - right in the preview, with a live check against TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook Reels. Cliplit warns you the moment a caption would land under a platform's profile chrome, engagement buttons, or caption bar, and confirms when your text is clear everywhere. No more captions hidden behind the interface. Plus: a refreshed preview screen and the usual reliability polish. Still no account, no ads, no tracking, no subscription - everything runs on your iPhone.

Adds Offline Hook Lab to score strong opening caption beats on device and boost a selected hook, plus a new premium futuristic icon.