Cask Film and Cask Flow

One manual, two apps. They share an account, a credit balance and a backend. Everything else is per app.

Cask Film is a video editor. You plan a project on an endless canvas of cards, assemble it on a multi-track timeline, and export a file. Cask Flow is a motion graphics app for app demos, launch videos and UI walkthroughs: you build a scene from surfaces, text, shapes, images, a pointer and a camera, keyframe it, and export a file. Editing is free in both. Credits pay for AI generation, which runs on hosted models. Both apps embed an MCP server, so an AI agent can drive either one with the same operations you use by hand.

Cask Film

Make your first video From an empty project to an exported file.
The canvas and the timeline The one thing new users get wrong.
Projects, the library and your files Where a project lives, and when it goes read-only.
Generation in Cask Film Model input slots, and chaining one shot to the next.

Cask Flow

Make your first motion graphic From an empty project to an exported file.
Scenes and nodes The mental model: one composition, one tree.
Keyframes, easing and the camera How anything moves.
Generation in Cask Flow What you can generate into a scene.

Your account

Sign in One session, shared by both apps.
Credits and plans What spends credits, and what never does.
Agent Access Connect Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex or another MCP client.
Agent Access troubleshooting A client that connects but sees no tools.