On 12 October 2026, the Entrepreneurship Cell (E-Cell) of IIT Madras confirmed, in a signed letter addressed to our team, a collaboration with Arsaze. Under it, Arsaze edits E-Cell's reels and other content.
The collaboration runs from 12 October 2026 to February 2027. For those months, the videos E-Cell IIT Madras posts will be edited by Arsaze.
What the collaboration covers
The scope is simple, and the letter puts it in one line: Arsaze provides editing support for E-Cell's reels and other content, working on the material E-Cell supplies.
- E-Cell shoots and decides what to say. The footage, the people on camera and the story are theirs.
- Arsaze edits. Reels and other videos, from the material E-Cell sends, for as long as the collaboration runs.
- The edit happens in Arsaze, the same AI video editor anyone can open at arsaze.com.
Who E-Cell IIT Madras is
E-Cell is the student-run entrepreneurship cell of the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, in Chennai. It describes itself as running South India's biggest student-run entrepreneurship summit, and its work reaches students, founders and investors well beyond the campus.
A team like that publishes a lot of video, and it publishes on a schedule. Events happen on a fixed date, and the reel about them needs to be out while people still care. That is the kind of work we built Arsaze for.
How it started
This is not the first time E-Cell has used Arsaze. Their team had already been editing with it, and they gave us their words to publish on our home page:
"The tool has helped streamline our editing process, making it easier for our team to bring creative ideas to life while saving time and effort." Entrepreneurship Cell, IIT Madras.
The collaboration takes that a step further. Instead of E-Cell editing on its own with our tool, we now edit their content with them, every week, for the next few months.
Why it matters to us
Arsaze is made by Sidhilynx in Chennai, a short drive from the IIT Madras campus. Working on a real team's content every week, with real deadlines, is the most honest test a video editor can get. Every reel we cut for E-Cell is a reel cut in the product we ship, so anything that slows us down is something we fix for everyone.
It also comes at a good moment. Arsaze launched on 29 September 2026, and sixteen days later people in 50 countries and regions have made an account. Having one of India's best known student entrepreneurship teams trust us with their videos means a great deal to a product that young.
If your team makes reels every week
Student bodies, clubs, startups and small media teams all have the same problem: a steady stream of footage and not enough hours to edit it. Arsaze is a full timeline editor that you can drive by hand, or ask an AI assistant to work on, on the same timeline.
You can start on the free plan, and the free browser tools handle quick jobs like turning a landscape clip into a 9:16 reel with no account at all.
Thank you to the E-Cell IIT Madras team for the trust. We will see you in the edit.
Questions people ask
Is Arsaze working with E-Cell IIT Madras?
Yes. The Entrepreneurship Cell (E-Cell) of IIT Madras confirmed a collaboration with Arsaze in a signed letter dated 12 October 2026. Under it, Arsaze edits E-Cell's reels and other video content.
How long does the Arsaze and E-Cell IIT Madras collaboration run?
The collaboration between Arsaze and E-Cell IIT Madras runs from 12 October 2026 to February 2027.
What does Arsaze edit for E-Cell IIT Madras?
Arsaze edits E-Cell IIT Madras's reels and other video content, working on the footage and material that E-Cell supplies.
What is E-Cell IIT Madras?
E-Cell IIT Madras is the student-run Entrepreneurship Cell of the Indian Institute of Technology Madras in Chennai, India. It runs what it describes as South India's biggest student-run entrepreneurship summit.
Has E-Cell IIT Madras used Arsaze before?
Yes. E-Cell IIT Madras had already used Arsaze for its video editing before the collaboration, and its testimonial appears on the Arsaze home page.
Can I use the same editor E-Cell's videos are edited in?
Yes. Arsaze is available to anyone at arsaze.com, in the browser and as a desktop app for Windows, Mac and Linux, with a free plan.