Built for the repeat work
Use the same library again when a producer asks for last month's cutaway, an editor needs a specific quote, or a client wants a different version from footage you already shot.
A practical workflow
Choose a representative shoot and the folders your team already uses. Agree the questions that would make the test useful before any footage is processed.
FrameQuery reads the originals where they live, then creates a searchable local index from the selected frames, audio, transcripts and scene metadata.
Search by what is on screen or what was said, open the matching timecode, then export selected results to FCPXML, Premiere XML, EDL or LosslessCut CSV.
Need the format details? See the NLE export options and compatibility list before you test.
Exploring the product first? Read the post-production workflow overview.
Data handling, plainly
Your computer & storage
Original footage → extracted frames & audio
Cloud analysis
Visual analysis & transcription
Your local search library
Search, preview & select a moment
FrameQuery reads original files on your computer and sends selected frames and extracted audio for cloud analysis. Normal indexing does not upload the original video files.
Cloud-hosted sharing and review are separate choices that upload sharing data and playable video proxies for the recipients you choose. Search results return to a local library on your device.
A bounded pilot
The pilot is for teams that shoot regularly and need to find moments in past footage. Choose one person to own the test and agree the questions before the clock starts, so you can decide from your own material.
Published pricing
Starter
$19
per month
Pro
$54
per month · $540 per year
Max
$228
per month · $2,280 per year
Studio
Custom
for a scoped team workflow
See pricing for included footage hours, sharing features and current plan details.
Your existing local index remains searchable without an active processing subscription. A paid plan covers new processing and its included services; hosted sharing and review follow their own plan limits.