A memory for every frame
Finding it shouldn’t be.
↓ Enter the archive SCROLL TO EXPLORE01 / Challenges
STORAGE ≠ MEMORYYears of work. Dozens of drives.
One shot you know you’ve seen.
LOCATION UNKNOWNWhat if the archive could
remember for you?
02 / The solution
FROM FILE NAMES TO MEANINGThe moment. The person. The light.
You remember more than a filename.
Concept illustration · Combined search availability depends on the app build.
Your media stays where it is.
Its meaning becomes connected.
03 / Introducing FrameFinder
Meet FrameFinder.
A searchable memory for the archive you already have.
Explore the real application ↗01 / Connect → Analyze → Index → Remember
Turn large media libraries into a catalogue of scenes, people, metadata and moments. Index your drive, then search what you’ve indexed.
8 TB · 12 TB · 20 TB
02 / Find the thought. Get the frame.
ILLUSTRATIVE SEARCHMeaning, person, dialogue, metadata,
reference image, or a combination.
Explore the search concept below.
YOUR CATALOGUE03 / Local-first by design
No need to migrate your full-resolution archive into a cloud media library. Your source footage stays under your control.
From a documentary field kit to a MENA production studio, your archive shouldn’t depend on master-file upload speed.
Connected analysis can process extracted keyframes remotely. Catalogue data stays on your Mac; this is a local-first workflow, not a claim that every feature works without internet.
04 / Disconnected drive. Connected memory.
Search the catalogue first.
Reconnect only the drive you need.
Catalogue match / Original disconnected
/PROJECT_X/DAY_04/A0142.R3D00:18:42:11The indexed thumbnail is available. Reconnect ATLAS to open, preview at source quality, export or retrieve the original.
05 / Drive intelligence + QR labels
Give every drive an identity. A name, a project, a catalogue, a place in your workflow.
Generate a printable label that connects a physical drive with its catalogue details. Know what’s inside before you plug it in.
Interactive label concept · No personal archive data.06 / The people in your stories
Cast. Interviewees. Presenters. Family.
Organize moments around familiar faces, with human review and opt-in use where appropriate.
Find the moments
with Maya.
Different projects. Different years. Different camera cards.
One place to begin your search.
04 / Who it’s for
FOR THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE FRAME
And the stories closer to home.
Ten years of folders. One anniversary film.
Start with the memories you want to bring back.
05 / How to use it
REAL FRONTEND / DEMONSTRATION DATANine screens. One complete app tour.
Explore the complete FrameFinder app UI.
See connected drives, indexing progress and the state of your media library.
Interactive frontend demonstration. On mobile, swipe inside the window to explore, or expand it. No hardware or original files are accessed.
06 / Why FrameFinder stands out
BUILT AROUND YOUR ARCHIVEDiscovery is one part of the job.
Getting back to the original is the other.
FrameFinder is designed around both.
Meaning · people · dialogue
Metadata · reference images
A persistent catalogue.
An identified physical drive.
Reconnect the source.
Return to your editing workflow.
LOCAL-FIRSTDRIVE-AWAREEDITOR-INDEPENDENTYour existing storage.Keep your archive on local and removable drives.
Your choice of editor.An archive layer beyond any single editing project.
Your scale of work.Designed for individuals and teams without a heavyweight media-management rollout.
07 / Your next found moment
For the work you’ve made.
And everything you’ll make from it.