FrameQuery

Roadmap

What we’re
building next

Intentionally high-level. Priorities can shift as we learn from early users. Reach out if you want to shape what comes next.

Next up

1.0 Release

The first stable release. Everything polished, packaged, and ready for real workflows.

  • Installer and auto-update workflow for Windows, macOS, and Linux
  • Performance and reliability pass across scan, analyse, search, and playback
  • Onboarding flow for new users, from first launch to first search result
  • All core features locked and documented
After 1.0

Public API & SDK

Programmatic access to everything FrameQuery can do. Process video, query indexes, and build integrations from your own code.

  • REST API for submitting jobs, polling status, and querying results
  • API keys with scoped permissions (jobs:read, jobs:write, quota:read)
  • Official SDKs for JavaScript/TypeScript and Python
  • Webhook support for job completion events
After 1.0

Clapper Detection

Automatic detection of clapperboards in your footage. FrameQuery groups takes by scene and take number so you can search by slate, not just by file.

  • On-device ML model detects clapperboards in indexed video
  • Extracts scene number and take number from the board
  • Auto-groups videos into scene/take hierarchies
  • Runs locally after indexing. Like face and voice recognition, enable it whenever you're ready and FrameQuery backfills existing footage
After 1.0

NLE Plugin

Bring FrameQuery directly into your editing timeline. Search, preview, and drop footage into Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Final Cut Pro without leaving your NLE.

  • Native plugins for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and Final Cut Pro
  • Search your FrameQuery library from a panel inside your editor
  • Drag and drop results straight onto your timeline
  • Syncs with your local FrameQuery index - no extra setup required

Want early access?

Join the waitlist or reach out if you’re building an integration and want to shape the roadmap.

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