From forgotten files to total recall.
You point DAAAM at a drive of forgotten footage. It gives you back your memory in three steps.




Ingest
Point DAAAM at a file or folder. DAAAM reads your footage and prepares it for search.
Camera and file details. DAAAM reads what your camera already embedded: make and model, lens, GPS, date and time, ISO, aperture, shutter speed, plus codec, resolution, frame rate, and duration.
Audio, separated. The spoken track is pulled out so dialogue can be transcribed and matched to picture.
Shot changes. DAAAM finds every cut and camera move — each new moment gets its own entry in the catalogue.
Representative frames. One frame at every shot change. Extra samples on long static shots so a locked interview or hovering drone still gets full coverage. Your source files are never modified.
Distinct moments only. A locked-off interview or a hovering drone doesn't need to be read frame by frame. DAAAM concentrates work on what actually changes — so indexing stays fast without thinning out your catalogue.
AI Analysis
DAAAM reads every sampled frame on your machine. Your originals stay exactly where they belong — nothing is ever uploaded.
Visual read. Every frame gets an editor-style description: shot type, composition, lighting, mood, what's in frame, and where you'd put a lower third. Written for people who cut footage — not generic photo captions.
Dialogue, synced. The audio track is transcribed word by word and locked to the exact timecode. Language is detected automatically — 99 languages supported.
Search-ready index. Descriptions, dialogue, camera data, and place information are woven together so you can search the way you remember a shot — not the way a file was named.
Search & Browse
Everything is indexed in a single perfect notebook on your machine.
Search by meaning. Describe the shot in plain English — “handheld, golden hour, kids running” — and DAAAM finds frames that match, even when your words never appear in the filename or folder path.
Search by specifics. Camera model, place name, codec, date — exact matches still work when you know the detail you need.
Ranked results. Meaning-based and exact matches are combined so the strongest hits rise to the top — obvious finds first, near-matches close behind.
Browse modes:
- Library grid: All your clips, filterable by location, device, date, or custom filters
- Places map: GPS pins with marker clusters. Browse by country, state, city
- Boards: Curated collections — "Italy 2023 B-Roll," "Interview Selects"
- Inspector: Per-frame detail — full description, transcript, GPS, technical specs, video player
The database: one notebook, forever yours
The entire index — descriptions, transcripts, GPS data — lives in a single database file on your machine. You own it. Indexing runs in the background — a clip is ready in seconds, a long documentary in minutes, faster with the optional cloud boost.