Ingest, clap sync, and audio QC for dual-system shoots. The heavy lifting runs on your Mac — your assistant just starts the job and reads the report.
A local helper does the file work. The cloud only carries job status, plans and reports — never footage.
The helper copies every file, checksums against the source, and flags any mismatch before names or metadata change.
Clap detection aligns camera and recorder, QC measures loudness and true peak, and a Resolve build script comes out the other side.
“Ingest yesterday's card.” Muse or any MCP client starts the job, watches it, and hands you a pass/fail report. Nothing uploads.
Each tool is also an API job — usable from the web console, from a Muse connector, or from any MCP client.
Dual-system sync by slate clap. Finds the clap on camera and recorder, returns the offset and a Resolve build script.
Delivery-ready audio reports: integrated loudness, loudness range, true peak, pass/fail against your target spec.
OFX look-dev plugin for DaVinci Resolve, with hosted color-QC reports on the roadmap.
No upload path exists in the pipeline. Cloud storage holds job metadata and text artifacts only — never media.
The helper runs beside the files. A full day's card verifies at disk speed, and clap detection is seconds per clip.
One API serves the web console, the Muse connector, and an MCP server. Automate dailies without a new GUI habit.
Early access includes the local helper and API keys. Muse connector submission in progress.