CapCut has no plugin system, so ATIX runs beside it. The app finds your drafts on its own, reads every clip in them, and checks the Content Credentials on each one.
One download for macOS, one for Windows. It is a standalone app that sits next to CapCut rather than inside it, because CapCut has no plugin system, no scripting and no panel API of any kind.
Nothing to export and nothing to import. CapCut writes every project to a fixed folder, so the app lists what is there with the most recently edited one first. Choose it and the clips appear.
Every video, audio file and sticker in the draft becomes a row. ATIX reads each file off your disk and checks its Content Credentials: who signed it, whether the signature still matches the bytes, and whether it says the file was AI-generated.
Content Credentials answer for the files that carry them. For everything else you add the source yourself: copyright owner, licence, where it came from. Export the finished report as PDF, CSV or JSON.
A standalone app that runs alongside CapCut and reads its drafts. Nothing to install into CapCut itself — it has no plugin system to install into.
All three builds are being code-signed — macOS and Windows each refuse one that isn't.
Email me when it's ready