Video Atlas brings videos from different folders and external drives into one library on your Mac, without moving your files. Browse indexed previews even when a drive is unplugged, so you can find a clip before reconnecting it. Search by scene or person, find similar videos, and review duplicates. AI processing runs locally on your Mac. An iPhone and iPad companion lets you browse, search, and stream from your Mac over your local network.
Hi everyone, I'm the developer of Video Atlas.
I built it to make videos spread across different folders and external drives easier to browse. You add your folders, let it build an index, and see everything in one library. Your files stay where they are.
Once a drive is indexed, you can browse its previews even when it's unplugged. You can find the video you're looking for and see which drive it's on before plugging it back in.
You can also search by describing a scene, find people using a photo, and compare duplicate or similar videos. All of that processing happens on your Mac.
There's an iPhone and iPad companion too. It connects to your Mac over your local network so you can browse, search, and watch your videos from another device.
It's free to try, with a one-time Pro purchase for unlimited results. I'd love to hear how you manage your video collection and what would make it easier.