Give each moment context
Review action, humor, commentary, lore and quieter discoveries with cited observations and setup/payoff timing. Completed reviews are reused; first-time analysis takes longer.
UPDATES / CHANGE LOG
What changed in ReplayFoundry.
New features, fixes, and earlier releases—all in one place.
CURRENT DOWNLOAD
1.0.0 BETA 5.2
RELEASED
SEPTEMBER 13, 2026
1.0.0 BETA 5.2
RELEASED
SEPTEMBER 13, 2026
Available now
Find your moments. Make them yours.
Beta 5.2 adds audio evidence for moment finding and writing, clearer caption timing review, and tidier exports. Update from Settings and keep your saved projects.
These improvements are included in the current signed 1.0.0 Beta 5.2 download.
CURRENT RELEASE / HIGHLIGHTS
What’s new in this beta.
Listen across the tracks
Separate speech tracks and local acoustic clues add context. Unknown or mixed audio stays uncertain, so a game character is not automatically treated as the creator.
Write from supported evidence
Titles and descriptions draw on supported moments and attributed speech from the actual cut. Every draft stays editable and needs your review.
Keep Pop captions word by word
Preview and export share word timing. Review flags take you to unresolved words, overlaps and possible pauses; search and replace help with text corrections.
Say what missed the mark
Rate a clip below playback and optionally flag a wrong category, speaker, missing setup or payoff. These corrections stay separate from taste training.
Find clips. Keep exports tidy.
Search Studio titles, descriptions, recording names and captions. Finished videos stay together while subtitle files, thumbnails and editing handoffs go in Supporting files.
PUBLIC RELEASES
The record so far.
Release notes describe what was actually available on the date shown.
Read the technical change log01
1.0.0 Beta 5.2
Audio-informed moment review and writing, word-timed Pop captions, Studio search, feedback reasons, and organized export files.
- Moment review now considers action, humor, commentary, lore, discovery, failure, clutch, tutorial and reaction, with cited timing and setup/payoff context.
- Separate audio tracks and a local acoustic model add speech and gameplay clues. Unknown or mixed tracks remain uncertain; track names alone do not prove who spoke.
- Supported scene and speech evidence also inform title and description drafts. Initial analysis takes longer, completed evidence is reused, and drafts still need your review.
- Pop captions use individual word timing in preview and export. Unresolved timestamps require review; caption search, replacement and timing navigation make corrections easier.
- Find Studio clips by title, description, recording or captions. Exports put subtitles, thumbnails, metadata and editing handoffs in a Supporting files folder beside the finished videos.
- Optional reasons below the preview let you flag a wrong category, speaker or cut boundary. Factual corrections stay separate from personal taste training.
- Update from Settings: About & updates checks for signed releases, downloads the next version, and restarts when your work is ready. Automatic checks are optional. Existing Beta 5.1 users can get Beta 5.2 from Check for updates. The matching AI tools are available separately through Update Advanced AI in Settings.
- Quieter video navigation, smoother title and description typing, more forgiving game-name searches, and a fix for automatically loading duplicate caption sidecars.
- Writing choices are available before you edit. Clearer expandable sections and simpler learning settings make Studio easier to navigate.
- Balanced AI reviews the recording and checks a shortlist visually before choosing automatic clips. Completed rejections stay excluded from replacement choices; your marked ranges remain yours to choose.
- Titles and descriptions refresh stale scene evidence after edits. Remembered folder game names require confirmation for each recording, helping prevent unrelated game tags.
- If an automatic cut cannot support accepted AI wording, generation can try another already-reviewed moment. It does not silently switch to simple titles.
- Project Clips is wider, collapsible sections look different from dropdown fields, and Like / Neutral / Dislike sit below the preview playback controls.
- First-time visual analysis takes longer, while completed reviews are reused. AI copy can still be vague or inaccurate, and caption timing can need editing; review each clip before sharing.
- Wording corrections can explain what needs fixing, such as a wrong speaker or something that did not happen. Changing only a title no longer treats the unchanged description as approved.
- Local learning keeps references to the original clip and the order of exported montages for later review. Recordings reserved for testing remain separate as you add footage.
- Added lore/story moment labels and montage-specific writing review. Personal writer updates must pass independent checks before use; ordinary editing continues while you collect examples.
- Faster AI title and description writing, with shorter prompts and less repeated analysis when you request another version.
- AI stays ready during a writing session and releases its GPU memory when the session ends, is cancelled, or becomes inactive.
- Optional wording learning saves your edits and explicit approvals locally. Advanced AI includes the base model for future personal-writer training; a personal writer needs real feedback and independent quality checks before activation.
- Automatic gameplay picks screen out more launcher, game setup, and loading footage, including replacement choices.
- Studio uses more of your screen, and Library shows the same clip titles you edit and publish.
- Faster activity scoring and fewer background checks on unused Find More alternatives.
- Corrected Beta 5 installer: restore missing video tools and repair damaged local AI packages. Repair remains available if the saved installer is missing.
- Fixed a crash when clearing recent projects after deleting recordings. Calendar dates from neighboring months now have yellow numbers and month labels.
- Caption regeneration and word edits now work correctly after moving a clip to another part of the recording.
- Simpler menus, clearer wording, and a more consistent look throughout the app.
- Full-recording timelines with thumbnails, suggested moments, content filters, draggable clip ranges, and editing shortcuts.
- Short caption phrases that follow speech, with animated effect previews and easier styling controls.
- Title and description drafts for clips you find yourself as well as clips selected by AI.
- A personal neural model that learns locally from your clip choices, with quality checks before personal ranking activates.
- An updated local AI runtime, stronger privacy checks for support reports, and more reliable moment selection.
02
1.0.0 Beta 5.1
Signed in-app updates, quieter video navigation, smoother writing, easier game lookup, and clearer Studio controls.
- Added Check for updates and optional automatic checks in Settings.
- Reduced preview audio bursts and unnecessary refreshes while typing.
- Improved game lookup, Studio section styling and access to writing choices.
- Separated caption sidecars to prevent players automatically displaying duplicate subtitles.
03
1.0.0 Beta 4
A clearer workspace with more control over captions, framing, sound, writing, and delivery.
- A clearer workspace across Generate, Studio, Library, Publish, and Settings, including smaller windows.
- Reusable caption looks, editable words and timing, safe margins, and subtitle files for clean-video delivery.
- Portrait, square, and landscape edits with gameplay and facecam framing, crop waypoints, audio controls, and output through 2160p.
- Title and description drafts balance visible events with spoken commentary, retain earlier copy, and show findings that need review.
- Shared video analysis, responsive previews, rendering progress, and verified completed-clip recovery reduce repeated work.
- Local publishing packages and OpenTimelineIO handoffs carry the clip, subtitles, and metadata into the next editing or publishing step.
04
1.0.0 Beta 3
A more reliable creative pass with stronger moment variety, closer captions, more natural writing, and clearer feedback from setup through publishing.
- Finds a broader mix of moments, including action and visual payoffs alongside conversation.
- Keeps punchy and karaoke captions closer to each spoken word and natural pause.
- Writes more natural, distinct titles and descriptions from speech, visuals, and game context.
- Lets alternate moments prepare in the background and arrive in Studio with the same caption and writing pass.
- Adds clearer progress, playback, restored-thumbnail, scheduling, and YouTube history feedback.
- Refreshes setup and makes the optional Advanced AI choice and readiness state easier to understand.
05
1.0.0 Beta 2
The first Microsoft-signed public beta with an optional local AI installation path.
- Introduced a small signed Base installer with an optional Advanced AI choice during setup.
- Added verified local transcription, visual review, and grounded title and description rewrites.
- Refined Studio captions, Library organization, Publish scheduling, and interface feedback.
- Activated compatible runtime packs as one set instead of stacking old model copies.
06
1.0.0 Beta 1
The initial private Base build used to validate clean installation, the core four-workspace flow, and complete removal on a fresh PC.
- Included Generate, Studio, Library, Publish, and Settings without the optional local AI package.
- Focused on clean installation, core editing, local media tools, and uninstall behavior.
- Was unsigned and intended only for the first controlled installation tests.
CURRENT SIGNED BETA