I fixed a problem that had frustrated me for years in just two days. As an Arabic creator who naturally mixes Arabic and English, I could never find a video editor that truly understood my workflow. So I built Descriptor an editor with AI in its DNA. AI isn’t a feature added on top. It’s the operating layer of the entire experience. I import my footage, and the app helps handle the work: • Transcribes Arabic and mixed English speech   • Synchronizes every subtitle with my voice   • Detects mistakes, false starts, and long pauses   • Lets me edit the video simply by editing words   • Updates repeated transcript mistakes across the project   • Translates and prepares English subtitles   • Keeps captions synchronized after cuts and edits   • Suggests cleanup while keeping me in control   • Handles trimming, splitting, clip movement, and deletion   • Applies subtitle templates without changing the words or timing   • Supports color grading, detailed adjustments, and custom LUTs   • Prepares the final video for export at its original resolution  Instead of manually controlling every technical detail, I focus on the story and tell the app what I want. The AI handles the repetitive work while every change remains editable, reversible, and private on my Mac. What makes this meaningful isn’t only that I built an app. It’s that a problem I had accepted as “just part of the process” for years became solvable in a weekend. Two focused days. One persistent frustration. A working, AI-native product built around the way I actually create. We’re entering a time when you don’t have to wait for someone else to build the tool you need. You can build it yourself with AI. #BuildInPublic #AI #AIFirst #VideoEditing #ColorGrading #ArabicCreators #IndieHacker #MacApp