Very helpful at a handful of editing/tweaking/media cleaning tasks, and a nicely-scalable interface.Only complaint: I've been waiting 2 years for the addition of custom default export settings with no luck. Not the end of the world, but having to manually reset multiple settings every time I export does add up to a non-zero amount of frustration.Hopfully 2019 is the year!

I've been using VideoLoupe almost daily for over a year (I bought it from developers site when it wasn't on the Mac App store). It's been a critical tool to my daily workflow both as a Pro video editor & also just as a Mac user that needs to view/scan/mark/export portions of videos or stills from videos (but to be clear it does WAY more than just those, that's just what my workflow most often requires). It's a super handy & lightweight tool to do a TON of tasks with video clips without having to go into a heavy app like Fina Cut or a mess like QuickTime X. For me, Videoloupe started to fill the void that Apple left behind when they let Quicktime 7 Pro die. Videoloupe hasn't covered ALL the things QT7 did so your mileage may vary depending on what you need, but it covers enough low hanging fruit to warrant taking a close look if you work with video clips. It's hard to explain how much it does because it's really a Swiss army knife and it's features are extensive. I love that the developer has given the user a bunch of tools & controls without oversimplifying to the point of uselessness, even if it takes a little exploring on the users part at times. I use only a portion of Videoloupes options and it's well worth the price to me. If you're an editor - it's a no brainer to give it a try. If you're a more moderate Mac user take a look too but know that there's a slight bit of a learning curve (but seriously don't let that scare you - the developer has a free trial on their website).

THe app had plenty of promise and hope; but to call it a swiss army knife is completely false. Not supporting a wide variety of modern video formats like MKV — shows that an app like this has a long, long ways to go to be a "go to".A quickly wasted 20 dollars for me.

This app has not tutorials, manual or any information on how to use it. I used ChatGTP and that didn’t help. On the website it says that they don’t have a manual yet but they will answer any questions. I couldn’t even do simple stuff like changing the order of videos. The click and drag didn’t work. I contacted customer support with no answer. Useless app.

App doesn't work with Big Sur file directory, meaning you can't load movies. Hasn't been updated in two years. Look elsewhere..

Needed a video viewer for types that QuickView ignores. This isn't it.