Every frame
accounted for.
frameCap gets every clip off your cards, organizes it by project with AI, and keeps it safe enough to bet a shoot on. The studio between your camera and your client.
Not a folder.
A studio.
This is what your shoot looks like the moment the cards come out. Every project, clip, and deadline in one place — tagged before you name a thing, mirrored before you sleep.
Sharma × Iyer Wedding
Your footage is one
card failure from gone.
Every studio knows the feeling. The card errors on import. The editor is three days deep in a folder named FinalFinalV7. The client revision lives in someone's DMs. The drive says it's almost full, again, in the middle of wedding season.
SD card corruption, no backup.
The card errors on import. Twelve hours of footage, gone in a click. There is no undo. There is only the call you have to make to the client.
4 TB of clips named C0001 to C2048.
Every editor knows the ritual: scrubbing through 2,000 clips hunting for the one shot of the bride laughing. Storage that looks like a junk drawer turns creative work into archaeology.
Shoot, edit, client, revision in four inboxes.
Briefs live in email. Feedback in chat. Files on a drive. Deadlines on a whiteboard. Six tools duct-taped together, hoping nothing falls through the cracks.
“Disk almost full,” again, mid season.
By month six, every studio hits the wall. Drives fill, NAS boxes stack up, cloud subscriptions multiply. You start saying no to gigs because there’s nowhere to put them.
Built to sit next to your camera.
frameCap is not another folder. It is the studio between your camera and your client. Ingest, organize, manage, and deliver — with an AI that already knows which clip is the ceremony and which is the first look.
Cards offload the moment you plug in.
Mirrored to two locations, checksum-verified, with a running recovery log. The card can fail after import and you would never know.
Every clip tagged before you name a thing.
AI tags by person, scene, project, and shot type as clips land. Editors search "couple, golden hour, ceremony" and get the right frames in seconds.
Each asset lives inside its project.
Brief, selects, revisions, and deadlines stop living in separate inboxes and start living next to the footage — end to end.
Four jobs.
One bay.
frameCap collapses the messy seven-tool chain your studio runs today into one continuous flow. Ingest, organize, manage, scale — each one quiet, automatic, and accountable.
Card to cloud, mirrored, verified.
Plug in and frameCap offloads every clip to two locations — checksum-verified, with a running recovery log. The card can fail after import and you would never know.
The AI already knows the scene.
Faces, places, scenes, colors, the good takes. frameCap tags every clip as it lands, so the editor searches "couple, golden hour, ceremony" and gets the right frames in seconds.
Shoot, edit, client, delivery in one place.
Every clip, revision, and deadline lives inside its project. Brief, selects, and feedback stop living in separate inboxes and start living next to the footage.
Capacity that grows with the season.
Stop buying drives as emergencies. frameCap scales with the studio, so wedding season or a six-figure commercial job never starts with freeing up space.
The grade, applied
to your library.
A colorist grades footage so every shot sits in the same world. frameCap grades your library the same way — every clip placed into the project, scene, and person it belongs to, automatically. Search in the dialect you already think in.
Start your slot.
frameCap opens in small cohorts so we can onboard every studio properly. A $2 deposit holds your place and filters out the curious — so the studios who join are the ones we built this for. It is refunded against your first year.
A refundable deposit confirms you’re a real studio. Credited 100% to your first year.
Lifetime founding pricing — up to 60% off public launch pricing, locked in forever.
If we don’t ship the features on this page within 90 days of launch, your $2 is refunded.
Private Slack with the founders. Shape the roadmap. Tell us what your studio needs.