FrameTrellis v1.0.0 released: open-source, local-first video editor

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Developer Sanskar has released the first stable version of FrameTrellis, an open-source desktop video editor. The application is designed to keep all media and projects locally on a user's computer with no cloud processing, accounts, or telemetry. Its initial version supports multi-track editing, real-time preview, audio tools, transitions, and MP4 export with H.264/AAC. The software is currently available for Windows 10 and 11, while Linux users must build from source and macOS is not yet supported.

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