Released August 28, 2026
Ten seconds picked out of every clip before you ask, photos you can drag onto any day, and a way to move a whole trip between your phone and your Mac.
A four-minute action-cam file has two or three seconds in it worth watching, and finding them is the job nobody does. So we pick ten seconds out of every clip at import, and the film plays before you have made a single decision.
Then change the ones you would have cut differently. That used to be forty decisions before you could watch anything; now it is the two or three you actually re-cut.
How it works today: Photos and clips
Press and hold a photograph and move it along the route, or out of the film entirely. Pictures with no time on them finally have somewhere to go rather than being dropped on import.
And when one disagrees with your track — you took it on the drive to the start, or the file kept a GPS position from somewhere else — it says so, with how far off it is.
How it works today: Photos and clips
Start a tour on your phone on the train home and finish it on a Mac. Both devices have to be on the same Wi-Fi network, and the trip goes straight between them rather than through anybody's server.
How it works today: On a Mac or an iPad
