Then stop opening it.

Premiere is a professional instrument. You are not paid to play it.

You film on Monday. Premiere costs you Tuesday night: import, scrub, cut the ums, keyframe the captions, export — then export again, because Reels wanted 9:16 and YouTube wanted 16:9. Six and a half hours per recording, most weeks.

Never is a video editor with no timeline. Drop the raw file. It reads every word, cuts the filler and the dead air, keeps the last take of every repeated line, snaps every cut to the frame grid so the audio doesn't click, captions it in your style, reframes it for every platform, and schedules two weeks of posts. You direct it in plain language — “tighter”, “lose the intro”, “more of the client story” — and it re-cuts.

And when you do want your hands on a cut: export a real Premiere project, every cut intact as an edit point on the timeline. Not a flattened file. Most weeks, you won't open it.

6h 30m by hand. About 4 minutes with Never.