Built by an editor.
For editors.

LiteSplice exists because I kept running into the same wall — and decided a wall I could see was a wall I could take down.

I edit every day. One of my channels is PUBG Mobile: short-form gaming edits, fast and formulaic, published daily. The other is movie edits: many layers, stacked audio, effects, keyframes, a lot of time in the graph editor.

For years I did both in CapCut, and I knew it thoroughly. It's quick and easy to live in — until the edit needs something it won't do, and then the answer is a workaround or nothing at all. I tried After Effects for the harder work. The power was there, but the workflow made every step feel heavier than it needed to, and I kept going back.

I was stuck between simple and powerful, and neither side had a reason to meet in the middle. So instead of accepting the limitation, I started building the editor I wanted to use.

The goal was never to copy either one. It was an editor that feels as direct as the simple tools and reaches as far as the deep ones — and that stays changeable, so the next limitation is something that can be fixed.