In active development — built in the open

Smooth animation for DaVinci Resolve

Hermite brings After Effects–style motion control into Resolve — one-click presets, a real easing curve editor, speed ramps — plus auto-subtitles and an AI layer that run entirely on your machine.

Now building

Hermite Motion

Stage 1 of 4 · After Effects–style animation control, inside Resolve.

In development

Latest from the build

Transcription engine running

Hermite Subs' on-device engine is alive: faster-whisper + Silero VAD behind a local service — model manager with disk/RAM requirements up front, async jobs, SRT/VTT export. Verified end-to-end; correction UI is next.

Motion preset pack + curve editor

Stage 1 built: the .drfx preset pack (7 Fusion macros) and the desktop app's bezier curve editor that maps curves to exact Fusion keyframes, with the Resolve bridge script.

Product site v1

Hermite's site is live — full four-stage roadmap, docs preview for the enterprise API and MCP integration, built on the Clay design system.

The full picture

Four stages. Each one useful on its own.

Stage 1 · v1

Hermite Motion

One-click motion presets, a bezier easing curve editor, and speed-ramp tools — so smooth keyframe animation doesn't require hand-editing curves in Fusion.

Easing · Overshoot
Stage 2 · v1.5

Hermite Subs

On-device transcription and captioning — model choice, voice activity detection, styling presets, and a correction pass before anything touches your timeline. No cloud calls.

Correction pass
00:04.2Welcome back — today we're grading the opening scene.
00:08.9Every word of this was transcribed on this machine.
00:13.1No audio ever leaves your computer.
Stage 3 · v2

Hermite AI

A swappable on-device model layer — pick the lightweight local model that fits your RAM and GPU, starting with caption punctuation and cleanup.

Model manager
Gemma 4 · 2BInstalled · 1.6 GB
Gemma 4 · 9B8 GB RAM · Download
Whisper large-v3Downloading · 62%
Stage 4 · v2.5

Hermite API

A cloud-hosted enterprise API exposing curve generation, motion presets, transcription, and caption cleanup as stateless endpoints — with MCP integration so AI agents can call Hermite as a tool. Cloud by design, clearly separated from the on-device product.

# Any MCP-compatible agent can call this POST /v1/curves/generate { "preset": "overshoot", "duration_frames": 24 }

On-device, for real

Your footage and audio never leave your machine

Transcription and AI assistance run locally — you pick the models, you see what's installed, and nothing is uploaded. Optional cloud features are exactly that: optional, opt-in, and labeled. The enterprise API is a separate product for teams who want cloud processing on purpose.