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CineKive
Local-first cinematic visual archive app for filmmakers.
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Local-first cinematic visual archive app for filmmakers.
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CineKive fixes the chaotic workflow of managing reference frames, moodboards, and production assets. Instead of paying for restrictive cloud subscriptions, CineKive keeps your visual library local, fast, and secure on your own machine. Features lightweight local AI for seamless natural language search, fast ingesting, and instant moodboard creation. 100% free and open-source.
How does the local AI for natural language search actually handle things without sending any data out, and is it robust enough to recognize stylistic terms like "shot on 35mm, handheld, golden hour"?
@zerdabiricjhjd By default it uses Qwen 3.5 VL 8B which is really good at identifying and understanding visuals, generally is quite detailed
Finally a reference manager that doesn't force a subscription just to find a frame. The local AI search actually understood my messy queries and returned relevant shots from a folder of thousands in seconds. Genuinely useful for indie workflows.
Happy to help!
Pulled it onto my machine last night and was surprised how snappy the local search feels, found a dusty reference shot just by typing a rough description. Local-first moodboards are a solid call.
@ylmaz0533128335 Glad you like it!
local-first moodboard tools are exactly what I've been wanting, and the natural language search actually pulled the right frames from my mess of a reference folder in seconds.