All of it, side by side
Streams you record, videos you save from the web and files from your drives share one library. Each is filed under its channel, its site or its folder.
Watched folders
Point Compiler at a folder. Whatever lands there joins the library and plays from where it is.
Find the minute, not the file.
- A search for “lighthouse” finds every line it was said in, across recordings, saved videos and files, each with its time.
- A search for “a red boat at night” finds the shots that show one, each opening at its moment.
From reference
to remix.
Compiler's browser finds the videos on the pages you visit. Keep what you have the right to keep, then cut it into your story, or give it to a shot you generate as its reference.
Step 1. Find it.
Browse inside Compiler. The Videos sidebar lists every video the page plays.
Step 2. Keep it.
Save it at the size you pick, or just its sound. It lands in your library under its site.
Step 3. Remix it.
Cut it on your timeline, or reference it in a shot you generate.
Off your drive. Still in your library.
Recordings, downloads, files and exports go up to storage you choose, retried until each one arrives. Delete the copy on your computer, and it still plays. Your library and projects are backed up there every day.
Four videos upload one after another, to Backblaze B2, Synology, Google Drive and Cloudflare R2, and the library and projects show as backed up today.
Yours, locked.
Vaults, kept apart
Each vault has its own library, history and sign-ins, and locks when you step away.
Encrypted where it's kept
Give a vault a password, and everything it stores is encrypted, on your computer and in your storage, recordings as they record.
Twelve words, the only other key
Its recovery phrase is the only other way in. Nobody else can open the vault, us included.