RAW Cull Delivery · Local Windows App
An 1,800-frame event folder. Culled before the edit starts.
Private, local-first RAW culling and delivery support for high-volume event work. Your clients' images never leave your computer. No cloud upload. No remote image processing. No source-master edits.
Processing · Event Coverage · RAW Delivery
analyzed 300 / 1,240 · ~1h 04m left
271 delivered + 553 culled + 27 rejected + 942 pending = 1,793 valid RAW verified
The before-editing tax
You cannot start editing until you have waded through the pile.
What it does
It runs the first pass, so you start editing at the keepers.
Point it at a folder. It scans, groups bursts, scores focus and subject evidence, routes every frame into a clean bucket, and writes a report you can read.
Scan folder
Reads and validates RAW files. Video, DAT, and unrelated files are ignored.
Cluster bursts
Groups near-identical frames by time, sequence, and folder order.
Score focus
Measures sharpness where the subject appears, not blindly on background bokeh.
Route frames
Delivered, Culled, Rejected, Pending. No mystery pile.
Export reports
Structured output, timing, decisions, and transparent run data.
The wedge
Your clients' faces never touch a server.
Everything runs on your computer. The folder you point it at is the only place your photos ever live. No image upload. No cloud processing. No API call carrying a client's face to someone else's machine.
Beta reports contain logs, counts, scores, timing, errors, and decisions. Never client images. The work stays yours, start to finish.
Straight about the build
What the beta copy does today, and what lands during the beta.
This is an honest beta. Here is exactly where the line sits, so nothing on this page is a promise the installer cannot keep.
Live now
- Folder scan and RAW validation
- Burst and near-duplicate clustering
- Focus and exposure scoring
- Four-bucket routing
- RAW Delivery and JPEG Delivery
- Structured output and reports
- Fully local processing
Landing during beta
- Deeper face and eye awareness
- Blink and eyes-open detection
- Profile-specific judgement per shoot
- Event subject modes for cars, aircraft, products, and mixed scenes
- Preference learning from final decisions
Built in the open, shipped to testers as it lands.
Profiles
Different work, judged differently.
Each profile tunes cull strictness, duplicate pressure, review tolerance, and subject priorities.
Tight, defensible deliverable. Precision first.
Eyes, expressions, and moments matter at the same time.
The moment in hard light. More forgiving on the technical edge.
Broad coverage where subjects vary from people to objects.
Content harvest with more tolerance for partials and story frames.
Control and context
Two delivery paths. One subject that actually matters.
RAW Delivery vs JPEG Delivery
RAW Delivery copies selected native RAW files into a structured set, ready for your editor. Preserve original filenames, or rename on copy.
JPEG Delivery exports finished JPEGs at your chosen size for fast turnaround.
Either way, original masters are never modified. The app works on copies and exports, never the source.
Event is not always people
An airshow is planes. A car show is cars. The processor has to find the subject that matters in the frame, so a sharp car is not punished for a soft face in the background.
It locates subject priority. It does not need to name the object to understand what should count.
Beta access
Looking for a few event and wedding shooters to run it.
- You run Windows 11 and shoot RAW.
- A 30-day window. Run it on real folders.
- You install a local app. Nothing uploads, ever.
- What comes back: logs, report, and honest assessment.
On a Mac?
A macOS build is on the table when demand is clear. Mention Mac in the notes and it moves up the queue.