A Mac app · photo · video · editing

Card in. First cuts waiting in DaVinci.

Projekty offloads your card into the job folder and sets up the project in DaVinci. An AI agent cuts the reels and adds corrected subtitles, punch-in zooms and a base grade. You review, fix and deliver to the client.

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Works with DaVinci Resolve, Frame.io and ShootOS · I set it up with every tester personally

Demo data · the English interface is in progress.

Footage→Reels→Subtitles→Graphics→Look→Delivery→Archive

Offload

From card to project in one wizard

Insert the card and the wizard opens on its own. Four questions: where the footage comes from, which job it’s for, who edits, what happens next.

  • Files already offloaded from this card are skipped — you see that before you start.
  • It suggests the job from your ShootOS calendar, matching the day the footage was shot.
  • The source can also be a drive or a project on Frame.io.
New project wizard: card, drive, Frame.io or no footage; a card summary with the number of new files New project wizard: card, drive, Frame.io or no footage; a card summary with the number of new files
Automation

Reels from your script — or straight from the footage

Point it to a script or leave the choice to the agent. You get timelines in DaVinci to review, not raw footage.

  • Cutting: pauses removed, punch-in zooms on cuts, a base grade per camera, export for Instagram.
  • Subtitles in DaVinci corrected by AI: typos, Polish diacritics, one-line breaks.
  • Profiles per type of client — set the subtitle style and vocabulary once.
Wizard, step What next: automatic reels, number of reels, script, profile and a list of what the agent will do Wizard, step What next: automatic reels, number of reels, script, profile and a list of what the agent will do
Graphics

Title cards and AI graphics in the client’s colors

The agent reads the reel’s text and marks the moments where it’s just a talking head. It suggests a title card or a graphic — the decision and the click are yours.

  • Title cards in the brand’s colors and fonts, with its logo. They render on your Mac, at no cost.
  • AI graphics are infographics with Polish labels, or close-up details. No faces are generated.
  • Nothing happens on its own. You see what a graphic costs before you click to make it.
Graphics window: the reel’s text with the agent’s suggestions, a V1–V3 track bar and a Comparison title card previewed in the brand’s colors Graphics window: the reel’s text with the agent’s suggestions, a V1–V3 track bar and a Comparison title card previewed in the brand’s colors
Demo data.
Editor

Hand off the edit with one choice

In the wizard you choose who edits. If it’s your editor, the footage goes from the card straight to Frame.io — and you decide whether to keep a copy on a drive.

  • The job shows up for your editor in ShootOS, with a deadline.
  • You see where every edit stands in the project list: editing, with the client, revisions.
Project list: who edits, the steps and the status of every job; a banner for an inserted card and the automation running in the background Project list: who edits, the steps and the status of every job; a banner for an inserted card and the automation running in the background
Demo data.
Archive

An archive you can trust

Once the client approves, one button: it gathers the assets used in DaVinci, copies the project to your backup drive and verifies the copy byte by byte.

  • It clears the working drive only after verification — and only if you tick that box.
  • All in the background. The window stays free.
Closing a project: assets gathered, backup copy in progress, working drive freed after verification Closing a project: assets gathered, backup copy in progress, working drive freed after verification
Who it’s for

For people who edit every week, not once in a while

Photo & video

You make reels for businesses

Clinics, restaurants, brands. A repeatable format, lots of footage, little time to cut.

With an editor

You hand off the edit

Footage, deadlines and edit status in one place — for you and for your editor.

Editor

You edit for a creator

Footage arrives via Frame.io; you see the job and its deadline in ShootOS.

Requirements

What you need

Computer
A Mac and DaVinci Resolve StudioThe agent controls DaVinci through scripting.
AI
A Claude Pro or Max accountIt runs the automation agent and the subtitle correction.
Drives
A working drive and a backup drive
With an editor
Frame.io and ShootOSShootOS holds the jobs calendar and the edit status.
AI graphics
A Higgsfield accountFor graphics only. Title cards don’t need any account.
Language
English interface in progressToday the app runs in Polish and is tested on Polish-language footage.

From the maker

I’m a photographer and videographer from Poland. I built Projekty for my own jobs: reels for clinics and brands, edited together with my editor over Frame.io. I use this app on my own client work.

Marcin Bykowski

Questions

Before you sign up

Will AI edit the whole video for me?

No. The agent makes first versions of your reels in DaVinci: cuts, subtitles, zooms and a base grade. Graphics it only suggests. Reviewing and fixing stay with you.

How much does the AI cost?

The agent runs on your own Claude account. Title cards render on your Mac at no cost. AI graphics use Higgsfield credits — you see the cost before you click.

Does it work with English footage?

I haven’t tested it on English yet — Projekty grew out of my own Polish-language jobs. If you shoot in English or another language, sign up and reply to my welcome email with your language. That tells me what to build next.

Does it run on Windows?

No. Projekty is a macOS app.

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