Hi, I’m Suraj.
I edit videos for a living — and I build the small tools I wish my computer already had.
I’m a video editor based in Udaipur, Rajasthan. A lot of my work is weddings, edited in DaVinci Resolve and Premiere Pro on a Mac, alongside cinematic and AI-assisted content.
Editing weddings means living inside enormous folders: several cameras, proxy files, thumbnails, takes you’ll never use, and downloads that die at 80%. I noticed I was making the same clicks every single week. So I started building small Mac tools to make those clicks for me.
Each tool does one job well, runs on my own machine whenever possible, and looks like it belongs on a Mac.
Unloop Studio — a product of BelieveIndia, the company I run from Udaipur — is that same approach, offered to anyone: tell me the task you repeat, and I’ll turn it into a tool built around the way you already work.
- Company
- BelieveIndia — maker of Unloop Studio
- Based in
- Udaipur, Rajasthan, India
- Works with
- People anywhere — remotely
- Time zone
- IST (UTC+5:30)
- Speaks
- English, Hindi & Hinglish
Every tool started with an annoyance.
- The annoyanceCamera dumps full of proxy and thumbnail files, and weddings with hundreds of unused takes.The toolFormat Cleaner
- The annoyanceHuge client downloads that went back to zero after one dropped connection.The toolResumeDL
- The annoyanceA Notes file of Terminal commands, copy-pasted every single time.The toolGrabKar
- The annoyanceNeeding clean vocals or instrumentals without uploading audio to a website.The toolStemSplit
How I work
Workflow first
I start with what you actually do, click by click — not with a feature list.
One job, done well
Only the controls you need. If you have to learn it, it’s not finished.
Local when possible
Tools run on your computer whenever the task allows it.
Honest scope
If a tool isn’t the right answer, I’ll tell you.
Tools & tech I work with
- DaVinci Resolve
- Premiere Pro
- macOS
- yt-dlp
- Demucs
- Python & Flask
- Next.js
- Gemini API
Got a task you’re tired of doing?
Send me a message — a voice note or screen recording is perfect.
Or describe it on the workflow form