Every clip you are in, found.
Programs shoot hours of footage and post two minutes of it. inFrame finds every clip and photo each person is in, so they can post their own.
The video team keeps everything. You get the two-minute recap. The rest of you is sitting on a drive somewhere.
How it works
- 01
Everyone drops footage in one place
The video team uploads the raw files. Anyone with the event link can add phone clips and photos too, and organizers approve those before they count.
- 02
inFrame sorts it by face
Every video and photo is scanned and grouped by person, down to the seconds each person is on screen. Organizers can merge or split a wrong group by hand.
- 03
Each person takes one selfie and gets their cut
They see every moment they are in, trim it, download it and post it. No more messaging the video guy asking if he has anything of you.
Anywhere a camera was running
- Programs and accelerators
- Members leave with clips for their own brand, not just the program's recap.
- Summer camps
- Parents find their kid in the week's photos without scrolling a thousand of them.
- Conferences
- Speakers and attendees pull their own moments the day after, while it still matters.
Faces are personal. It works like it.
- Opt in, not opt out.Nobody is matched until they choose to take the selfie and say yes.
- Remove yourself anytime.Hide a clip, flag a wrong match, or opt out of matching for the whole event.
- Organizers stay in control.Public uploads wait for approval, and each event only matches against its own footage.
Bring it to your next event
We are setting up a small group of programs first. Tell us what you run.