Importing into your editor

Every finished cut saves a timeline.xml next to the preview video, in the project folder (use Open folder on the results screen). It's an FCP7-style XML that DaVinci Resolve and Premiere Pro both read.

• DaVinci Resolve: File → Import → Timeline, and pick timeline.xml. Resolve relinks to your original source files and rebuilds the cut so you can polish it.
• Premiere Pro: File → Import, and select timeline.xml.

The exported timeline keeps the audio tidy: the voice FirstPass transcribed and cut on comes in as its own clean, synced track, and when your project used an external audio recorder the camera's scratch audio is included on a separate track, muted — there if you want it, silent if you don't.

If Resolve can't find your media on import, point it at the folder your original footage lives in — the timeline references your source files by name.

NLE export is included on paid plans (it's off on the free tier).