Folders, tags, watch folders, big files, and what Optimizing means.
Drop a multi-gigabyte master on the project and go do something else. A network blip costs you a piece, never the whole upload.
Nested folders, drag-and-drop moves, and the difference between deleting a folder and deleting what is in it.
Grid for browsing thumbnails, list for scanning a hundred filenames, and sort plus type filters for everything in between.
Tags cut across folders: label a clip by client, status, or location once, then pull every match across every project in two clicks.
One flat view of everything you have, filtered by tags that stack: every "Approved" clip for one client across two years of projects, in three clicks.
The honest numbers: per-plan file caps, what happens during a huge upload, what recovers on its own, and the one thing that does not survive a closed browser.
Point HoldFast at your export folder once. Every render that lands there uploads itself, structure intact, while you keep cutting.
The badge decoded in one line: your video already plays, the sharpest quality is finishing behind the scenes, and there is nothing for you to do.
No formats to choose and nothing to babysit: each viewer gets the best picture their connection carries, up to your plan ceiling.
Two search surfaces: one global box that finds assets, projects, and contacts as you type, and a Review Links page that filters and sorts itself.
Rename once from the review page or the project grid, and reels, links, search, and insights pick it up with nothing else to do. A few written records keep the old name, named here.
Host video, collect frame-accurate review, and see who's watching. Free to start.
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