Spool.
Spool.
Every photo and video you've shot, every piece of gear you own, every shoot you've done, and every place you've published it — in one place, on your own drive. Not a gallery app. Not a cloud you rent space in.
Not another gallery app. The infrastructure underneath everything you shoot, own, and ship.
Import new footage the safe way — verified, deduped, organized by camera and date the moment it lands.
Every gear item, every project, every file — connected, not scattered across folders and spreadsheets.
Post everywhere, keep the original. One frame, five destinations, one ledger of where it went.
See what's actually working — which gear earns its keep, which frames perform, what's still unpublished.
Every body, lens, and battery connected to what it's actually shot: purchase price, usage pulled from EXIF, service history, and every project it touched.
A project is the shoot — every frame, the gear that made them, what got published, what it's still worth. The files are just what it left behind.
Spool never hosts your work and never asks you to leave the platforms you're on. It keeps the full-resolution original on your drive, sends each platform the version it wants, and remembers where every frame went.
Scan selected media folders locally for exact duplicates, possible timelapse sequences, bursts, RAW/JPEG pairs, and cleanup candidates. Nothing is selected automatically.
Spool’s processing modules plug into the same local library, projects, gear records, exports, and job queue instead of creating separate silos.
Spool scans and reports first. Every file action is explicit, reviewed, and verified.
Runs entirely in your browser against files on your own drives. Nothing is uploaded, nothing leaves your machine.
The browser build stages approved files in _SpoolTrash and verifies each copy before removing its original. Disk space is only reclaimed after you review and empty quarantine yourself.
Duplicate matches are confirmed with SHA-256 hashing on full file contents, not just filename or size.
Nothing is automatically selected or permanently deleted. Recommendations remain visibly separate from your choices.
No account required to start. Nothing leaves your drive until you decide to publish it.