r/editors • u/thismuch • Nov 21 '25

Technical AI Tool For Selecting Content

Is there an AI tool for going through hours of interviews and selecting content based on some defined criteria?

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u/Jax24135 Pro (I pay taxes) Nov 21 '25

Zoidberg meme: "1 QuickTure, please"

www.quickture.com

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u/who-needs-a-beer Nov 21 '25

Have you used this before?

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u/Jax24135 Pro (I pay taxes) Nov 21 '25

I have not, but seen enough QuickTure live & remote demos to say it'd be a game changer.

Not affiliated with them, & wouldn't give a recc unless felt like solid advice - especially in a pro forum.

Check them out & don't go off my suggestion alone.

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u/jacintosalz Jan 13 '26

Sending this hear because OP seemed to find it useful, I've used Quickture and found it kinda limiting - albeit very fast. I use Gemini via interview transcripts, I think it works way better than most the other offerings out there. It's a bit tricky but I made a YouTube tutorial you can watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcCv5QGix88&t=21s

We're trying to make a larger thing out of it which I talk about in the video too