Exp / Desktop App to simply convert
Polished FFmpeg GUI when HandBrake and Shutter Encoder already do this free.

Another FFmpeg wrapper with a nicer UI than Handbrake but no new features.
Video editors, content creators
Handbrake · Shutter Encoder · FFmpeg
For starter, I'm a 17+ senior cinematic designer (damn I'm getting old haha) and this tool is a culmination of many years of frustration or missing features or absolutely terrible UI/UX from other tools.
So, I'm surmounting my anxiety of showing personal work and passion project, even after all these years, I'm still struggling on showing my work haha. It's been roughly two years now that I've been hard at work on creating my perfect little export/converting tool that I wish I had in my pocket for all my exporting needs. I've built https://getexpi.app ! It's your run of the mill ffmpeg gui but beautifully wrapped (for once!)
I've packed it with a bunch of features that I use everyday and some more. It started with me just using it and optimizing my workflows to then seeing it's value when my content creator wife asked me for the 9589th time "Which presets should I use? This is so f*cking confusing!". So I started getting Expi in a very user friendly mode at the same time as being able to deliver for high performance user like me.
Anw, I'm absolutely not looking to make bank with this, my absolute dream with Expi and the joy I get out of it is optimizing and developing tools for people.
If you have any questions, or want new features (Please please!) let me know, I'll be more than happy to try and get them all in and make Expi a nice tool that people can use on their everyday content needs! hello(at)getexpi.app
Also, if this adds to the fact that I'm not a fake AI bot or something along those lines, here's my personal website! https://www.philematic.me
Thanks for your time!
Cheers, Phil
Polished FFmpeg GUI when HandBrake and Shutter Encoder already do this free.
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