studio.live
Every clip. One canvas.
IN DEVELOPMENT
A browser-native media workspace. Point studio.live at a folder of ten thousand videos and it plays all of them at once, on a single canvas you pan and zoom like a map. Files are read where they already live and the index is built on your own machine, so nothing is uploaded and there is no server to trust.
HOW IT WORKS
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Read in place
Video files never leave the folder they sit in. Thumbnails, colour samples, and the search index are produced by browser workers and stored on the device, so the workspace opens instantly the second time and keeps working with the network off.
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A canvas on the GPU
The wall is rendered through WebGPU with WebGL2 behind it. A measured playback budget keeps sixteen streams live by default and steps down to posters instead of stalling; a soak test held forty-eight streams moving on one canvas.
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Look instead of query
Filters dim the clips that do not match rather than removing them, so the wall never empties and you never lose your place. Local folders and curated public catalogues appear in the same result set.
WHO IT IS FOR
Editors hunting one shot across five years of projects. VJs assembling a set from a decade of loops. Motion designers auditioning fifty renders side by side, teams eyeballing ten thousand generations before standup, and archivists who would rather see a whole collection than a search box.
- STACK
- Cloudflare
- SURFACE
- Browser
- STATUS
- IN DEVELOPMENT