IDReel listens to the videos on your iPhone and finds the ones your tracks play in. Released or not. Your videos never leave your phone.
Club, studio, crowd, four versions of one edit, pitched up or down. One list, each clip opening at the moment your track comes in.
Once, plugged in, app open. It listens to every video already on the phone and keeps a fingerprint of each. About six hours for roughly 6,000 videos on the founder's phone.
Filmed something last night? Only the new videos get indexed. Seconds each.
Drop in a bounce and it searches the saved fingerprints. Minutes, no rescan. Then jump straight to the matched section and export.
Release day and I can't find my own videos.
Type the track name. The clips it plays in, in one list. Post on time.
It's unreleased. Nothing can find it.
It matches your own files. Bounces, edits, IDs. No database needed.
I know I filmed that drop somewhere.
It finds the forgotten ones. The gem from two summers ago you never scrolled back to.
Make a card for one or more of your tracks and send it to the people who were there. Their phones do the looking. The clips come straight to you.
Pick your tracks. Share the link or the QR code, or put it in your Instagram story with the link sticker.
A friend opens the card in IDReel. Their phone checks their own videos for your tracks. No video leaves it unless they send it.
They send the clips straight to you by WhatsApp, Messages or AirDrop, not through IDReel. Each one can carry a Filmed by @handle credit, so you know who to tag.
No IDReel yet? The card's page shows your friends where to get it. Sending you clips is always free.
Connect your Dropbox once. IDReel scans the videos in your Dropbox folders by reading only their sound, never the whole file. Add tracks from Dropbox too, or keep your masters folder in sync so new bounces are added by themselves.
The details are on the privacy page.
Videos in iCloud Drive or On My iPhone count too. Hand IDReel a folder once and every video in it joins each scan, including the ones you add later. A folder of your tracks works the same way.
IDReel never uploads your videos or your music to its servers. Each video is fetched in its small form, listened to, and discarded. Only the fingerprints stay.
Nothing is copied off the phone. iCloud videos come down to it, never up from it.
The same on-device recognition your iPhone already uses. No sign-up.
Not the video, not the audio, not your unreleased tracks. Only a small fingerprint stays, on the phone.
Everything is open while IDReel launches: scan your whole library, check every match, keep every clip. A yearly Pro plan comes after launch. Sending clips to a friend's card stays free.
I released a track on a Friday and couldn't find a single one of my own videos of it. Hours of footage, scrubbing clip by clip. So I built the thing I wanted: drop in the track, get every video of it back. The archive scan of my phone matched 465 videos to my tracks, including clips I'd completely forgotten filming.
IDReel is coming to the App Store. Leave your email and you get the link the day it's out. One email.