Your camera roll, sorted

Taalcut indexes your clips on your Mac and fills each slot of a template with the clip that fits, says how sure it is, and keeps up to three other shots to swap in.

From your phone over Wi-FiSearch in plain wordsSays how sure it is

A camera roll, searched

Search it in plain words. Then swap the AI’s pick for one of the other shots, and back.

TaalcutCamera rollYours, indexed on your computer
  • Make
  • Library
  • Templates
  • Agent
  • Settings

Your camera roll

Try

13 clips from a trip to Vietnam.

Vietnam trip

13 clips
  • 6.5 sAirport walkway
  • 0.6 sRed lanterns
  • 0.6 sTemple flags
  • 0.5 sNeon heart
  • 0.6 sResort deck
  • 0.6 sJungle path
  • 0.6 sNight lights
  • 0.6 sRain and neon
  • 0.3 sTemple front
  • 0.3 sNeon street
  • 0.4 sCity towers
  • 0.6 sStarry arches
  • 1 sDusk lanterns

Slot 9

Peak0:10.57 to 0:10.87

Wants: A landmark by day, quick

AI pick

A temple front by day

How sure:High

Other shots

TaalcutAdd from your phone

Clips from your phone

The pairing screen. The app makes a new code each time.
  1. Scan the code with your phone

    Camera won’t scan? Open the address in the phone’s browser and type this PIN:

    Pairing PIN 2 8 7 0 1 8

  2. Choose Allow here when Taalcut asks

    A phone that scans the code waits for your Allow, so a photo of the code alone can’t connect.

  3. Pick your clips

    They come over your Wi-Fi, with nothing to install on the phone. Each one joins your library as it lands.

Over your Wi-FiNothing to install on the phone

What it does

From
Your phone over Wi-Fi with a QR code and PIN, or folders read in place
On your Mac
Shots, what’s in them, on-screen text and speech, indexed on the device
Search
In plain words (“the dance shots”), by trip, place or activity
Picks
One clip per slot in story order, how sure it is, up to three other shots, up to 10 versions

How it works

  1. Bring your clips

    Scan a QR code with your phone and type the PIN: clips come over your Wi-Fi, with nothing to install on the phone. Folders on your Mac are read where they are.

  2. Taalcut indexes them on your Mac

    It notes the shots, what’s in them, the text on screen and what’s said. Search in plain words, by trip, place or activity.

  3. Each slot gets a clip

    One clip per slot, in story order. Each slot says what it wants and how sure Taalcut is of its pick, with up to three other shots to swap in. Or ask for up to 10 versions.

Make your first one when the beta opens.

Taalcut is free. One email when it’s ready for your computer, and nothing else.