Every frame,findable.

One library for the takes, the selects and the finals. Search it like you remember it, share it without exporting, and stop naming folders after your feelings.

Search the way you remember it

that rooftop shot at golden hour
rooftop_dusk_A014.brawgolden hour · 24 fps · take 3
interview_marta_cam2.movtears at 04:12 · selected
drone_harbour_pass.mp4north pass · stabilised
stills_market_day.rawvendor laughing · 42 frames

Where footage comes from

Shot in the weather, kept in one place

Cards land in the library before the crew is back in the van. Checksummed twice, proxied on arrival, and searchable by what happened in the frame.

From card to library

Ingest is a conveyor, not a chore

Card landsreader in the van
Checksummed twicebefore anything moves
Proxies cutplayable on hotel wifi
In the librarysearchable by the frame

How the library behaves

Nothing is ever overwritten

Every version is kept; FINAL_v3 is a name your last tool made you invent.

Proxies happen on arrival

Every clip is playable on hotel wifi before the originals finish their checksum.

The library reads the frame

Faces, places, light and spoken words are all searchable without a single tag.

Leaving is allowed

Full-resolution export of everything, any day, no meeting required.

The review room

Watch, mark, decide

Frame-accurate comments that live on the clip, not in a thread. The director circles it once; the editor never has to ask which take.

rooftop_dusk_A014 · cut 0400:00:00hold this frame two more seconds
0files named final_FINAL
9 sfrom card to playable proxy
checksummed before the van leaves
40 TBmedian library, instantly searchable
We found a shot from 2024 by typing what was in it. The intern didn't believe the old way when we told her.
Priya RamanHead of Post, Longlight Films
Client review went from a 40 GB transfer to a link with a Friday expiry. Nothing has leaked since.
Tomás SilvaProducer, Casa Norte
The archive stopped being a room we were afraid of.
Ingrid WeissArchivist, Feldmann Studio

Bring the drive you're afraid of

Onboarding starts with your messiest project. If we can make that findable, the rest is easy.