Editing tools
you actually own.

Native panels that automate the tedious parts of post — paper edits, batch exports, project reports. Buy once, keep them forever. No subscription, no AI credits.

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Dossier

Dossier is a text document panel for editors — scripts, notes, shot lists, and PDFs docked beside your timeline, bound to the project so they reopen with the project.

$9.99one-time
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Coming soon
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Export All Clips

Batch-export every clip in your sequence as its own file in a single pass — no exporting them one at a time.

Freeforever
Get it free →
Coming soon
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Paper Edit

AI paper edits for interview footage. Drop in hours of talking heads and get a string-out you can actually work with.

$75one-time
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Why buy once
01

Pay once, own it forever

One purchase, perpetual license, free updates within the version. No renewals, no seats, no "your license could not be verified."

02

Bring your own AI

Plug in your own Claude, OpenAI or Grok key — or run a local model. You pay the provider at cost; we never resell credits or sit between you and the model.

03

Lives inside your tools

Native panels for Premiere, After Effects, Photoshop, Resolve and Final Cut Pro. No new app to learn — they show up where you already work.

Extension 01 · Premiere Pro · CEP Panel · One-time purchase

Paper Edit

AI-powered paper edits for interview & documentary footage — right inside Premiere Pro. Turn hours of talking heads into a string-out, by topic, in minutes.

Buy once — $75 → See how it works
Watch it work
Coming soon. Paper Edit is in the works — the explainer lands with it
What it actually does
→ INGEST

Transcribe everything

Point it at a bin of interviews. It transcribes, aligns every word to a timecode, and indexes the whole shoot — locally where it can.

→ EDIT

Paper-edit by prompt

Ask for the soundbites you need in plain language. Paper Edit finds the phrases, maps them back to word-level timecodes, and assembles a sequence.

→ ASSEMBLE

Real sequences, not exports

It builds an additive, per-track sequence inside Premiere — clips on the timeline, ready to trim. No round-trip, no proprietary file.

→ CHOOSE

Your model, your call

Run Claude, OpenAI, Gemini or Grok with your own key — or a local model for sensitive footage that should never leave the building.

// Bring your own keys
Paper Edit never resells you AI credits. Paste in your own provider key once; usage bills to your account at their price. Prefer to stay fully offline? Point it at a local model and nothing leaves your machine.
$75One-time · perpetual license

No subscription. No "AI credits." Free updates within v1. $29/mo like everyone else.

Questions you're right to ask
Is this a subscription?
No. You pay once and own this version forever. That's the entire point of the company.
Do I have to pay for AI on top?
Only if you use the AI features, and you pay your provider directly with your own key. We take none of it. Or run a local model for free.
What about updates?
Bug fixes and improvements within v1 are free. A future v2 with major new capability may be a separate one-time purchase — never a recurring charge.
Does my footage get uploaded anywhere?
Not by us. Transcription and indexing run locally where possible. If you choose a cloud AI model, only the text you send goes to that provider under your own key.
One-time purchase · Premiere Pro · After Effects · DaVinci Resolve (coming soon)

Dossier

Dossier is a text document panel for editors — scripts, notes, shot lists, and PDFs docked beside your timeline, bound to the project so they reopen with the project.

Buy once — $9.99 → See how it works
Watch it work — 30 seconds
Dossier — official explainer PLAYS TRACKED: 0
Inside the panel
Dossier editor showing a Final Draft script open in a tabbed panel — scene 12, INT. EDIT BAY — NIGHT
→ WRITEScripts & notes, right where you cut
Dossier spreadsheet view of a shot list — rows of shots with DONE and NEEDS PICKUP statuses, formatting intact
→ TRACKShot lists that keep their style
Dossier restoring four document tabs bound to a Premiere project — close the project, everything comes back
→ BOUNDClose the project — everything comes back
Dossier docked as a native panel beside the Premiere Pro timeline, script visible next to the edit
→ DOCKA native panel, docked in your edit
What it actually does
→ DOCK

Docs beside your timeline

A text document panel that lives inside your editor — your paperwork stays open right next to the edit, no alt-tabbing to another app.

→ OPEN

Scripts, notes, shot lists & PDFs

Open the documents a cut actually runs on — scripts, notes, shot lists and PDFs — all readable in the panel.

→ BOUND

Bound to the project

Documents attach to the project itself, so they reopen with the project — close it Friday, open it Monday, everything's still there.

→ WRITE

Take notes as you cut

Jot notes and build shot lists without leaving the timeline; they save alongside the project.

$9.99One-time · perpetual license

No subscription. No seats. Free updates within v1. A document panel shouldn't be a monthly bill.

Questions you're right to ask
Is this a subscription?
No. Pay once and own this version forever. That's the entire point of the company.
Which apps does it run in?
Premiere Pro and After Effects today — DaVinci Resolve support is coming soon. One purchase covers them all.
What can it open?
Scripts, notes, shot lists and PDFs — the documents your edit actually runs on, docked beside the timeline.
Does my project data get uploaded anywhere?
Never. Dossier runs entirely on your machine and writes the report to your own disk.
Premiere Pro · Free download

Export All Clips

Batch-export every clip in your sequence as its own file in a single pass. Set it once, hit go, walk away. Free — yours for an email.

Get it free → See how it works
Watch it work
Coming soon. Export All Clips is in the works — the explainer lands with it
What it actually does
→ SELECT

Every clip becomes a job

Point it at a sequence or a selection and each clip on the timeline becomes its own export — automatically.

→ PRESET

Any preset, zero typing

Choose any Premiere or Media Encoder export preset; every clip inherits it without setting up exports one by one.

→ BATCH

One pass, hands-off

Queue the whole sequence to Adobe Media Encoder and export it all in a single run while you do something else.

→ NAMING

Collision-free filenames

Build names from clip name, timecode or a custom token so nothing ever silently overwrites.

// No clutter
Export All Clips drives Premiere's own export engine — no accounts, no cloud, no AI keys. It's just the batch button Adobe never shipped, working entirely on your machine.
FreeYours for an email · no card

Free forever. Drop your email, get the panel — no card, no catch.

Questions you're right to ask
Is it really free?
Yes — free forever, no card. We just ask for an email so we can send updates (and the occasional new tool you can actually own).
Which app does it run in?
Premiere Pro. It hands the actual encoding off to Adobe Media Encoder, just like Premiere does.
Can I use my own export presets?
Yes — any preset available to Premiere or Media Encoder works, applied to every clip at once.
How are the files named?
From the clip name, timecode or a custom token you set — always collision-free, never overwriting.