Fifteen years of interviews, testimonials, B-roll and drone footage, sitting in folders nobody can read. FootageIQ watches all of it, understands what is actually inside, and turns it back into content you can use this week.
This is what an archive looks like to the person who has to find something in it. Open one and see what FootageIQ knows about it.
Four parts, in the order the work actually happens.
Point it at the folder your footage already lives in. It transcribes every clip, describes what is on screen, learns who is in it from the way they introduce themselves, and groups the two cameras that recorded the same interview.
Ask for a 45-second vertical cut of Dana on water heater replacement. It finds the strongest passage, then pulls B-roll from that client's own footage to match what she is saying, cuts it, captions it and hands it back.
Finished work comes back in, whether it was built here or in Premiere. Clients review, comment and approve in one place instead of across email, texts and Drive links.
Schedule the approved cut out to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn, on a calendar that knows what has already run.
When your technician says “we check the whole system, not just the part that failed,” the cutaway should be his van, his gauges, his customer’s house. Not a stock clip of a stranger holding a wrench.
Interview — Marcus Ruiz, service technician · 22 seconds
Cutaways, chosen from this company's own footage
Each cutaway is placed against the sentence it illustrates, and you see why it was chosen before anything renders.
Every clip carries a transcript, a description of what is on screen, who is in it and the day it was shot. Filter by any of that, or just ask for what you want.
The same library your clients can be let into, seeing only their own footage and only the videos you have published.
If you have shot the same clients for years, you already know where this hurts.
Recurring clients, several editors, terabytes of interviews and B-roll, and a shared drive nobody can search.
Testimonials, brand stories, recruiting videos and reels piling up faster than anyone can catalogue them.
Franchises, multi-location groups, universities and manufacturers who keep producing and keep losing track.
Priced per client library, because that is how agencies think about the work. Every plan includes transcription, description, search and the people roster.
One client library. For the agency proving this out before rolling it wider.
The working plan for a studio with a roster of clients and a back catalogue.
Years of footage across many clients, and a team that needs all of it searchable.
Storage stays where it is: your footage never leaves your Drive. Indexing an existing archive is a one-time charge based on size, quoted before anything runs.
Tell us roughly what you are sitting on and we will show you what FootageIQ finds in it. No deck, no discovery call ritual: we index a slice of your archive and you look at the results.
Prefer email? hello@footageiq.ai