Find the perfect footage, photo, or sound in your library—just describe it.
Installer link will be available when the release is published.
Point the desktop app at your footage, photos, music, sound effects and templates. Files stay where they are.
Shots, descriptions, speech and recording dates become a searchable index.
Search by meaning, look or date. Jump to the matching moment and get back to your edit.
These features are on the roadmap and are not included in the current release.
Connect your preferred MCP-compatible AI assistant to a local server that exposes your indexed library. Let it discover the footage you already have, inspect descriptions and transcripts, and find matching moments while you brainstorm.
Build scripts and scene ideas around available shots, then identify what still needs filming. Choose which library information you share with the connected assistant.
Search your library from a panel inside your video editor. Preview matching moments and bring selected clips into your project without switching to a separate application.
Planned integrations include Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, with timeline context to help suggest relevant b-roll as you edit.
Search runs on your computer. Local-only mode keeps processing local. In Standard mode, small keyframes and audio excerpts are sent to Nebius for NVIDIA Nemotron descriptions.
This is not a full sandbox. Explore a fixed sample library using keyword matching in your browser. The downloadable desktop app adds semantic search, your own folders, automatic indexing, b-roll planning and licence tools.
This preview does not upload files or call AI services. No speed or accuracy comparison has been benchmarked. Watch the video above for a broader walkthrough.