Make a Video Montage
Traditional editors are built for people who know what they want to make. Most montages die somewhere between importing forty clips and trimming the fourth one. Dayjavu replaces the timeline with a calendar and the trimming with a single decision per day.
A calendar instead of a timeline
Dragging clips around a timeline is the slowest part of montage editing, and it is optional if your material is already in chronological order, which footage from a phone always is.
Dayjavu lays your library out as a calendar. Each day with video becomes one slot. Filling the slots is the whole edit.
One decision per day
For each day you pick which clip and where in it the excerpt starts. That is the entire interaction, repeated. There are no tracks, no transitions to choose, and no render settings to get wrong.
The uniform length across every clip is what makes the result feel deliberate rather than assembled.
Finished on the phone
Rendering happens on the device and the montage lands in your photo library as a normal video. If you want to grade it or add music afterwards, it opens in any editor like any other file.
Why it is faster
- No timeline, tracks, or transition menus.
- One clip and one start point per day.
- Consistent length across every cut.
- Renders and saves on the device.
FAQ
- Can I reorder clips freely?
- No. Order follows the calendar. That constraint is what keeps the edit fast and the result coherent.
- Can I use it for a single day or event?
- It works best across multiple days, since one day contributes one clip. For a single event, use a range covering the whole trip or week.
- Do I need editing experience?
- No. If you can pick a favourite clip from a day, you can finish a montage.