Focus guides
See how Focus works. Then try it on your footage.
Watch a 27-second capture of the real app, or pick a task below. Each guide shows the exact steps and what to check in your result.
Library
Open a recording.
Begin with one local source file.
Real Focus product capture. Select a chapter to jump to that part of the workflow.
Your first result
Start with one long recording.
A fixed-camera video is a simple first test. Find → People returns passages to review, while the original recording remains available for context. Select a step to see the corresponding Focus screen.
Follow the full people-finding guideChoose your task
A guide for the job in front of you.
Each guide follows one task from the original footage to a result you can check. Start with the problem closest to yours.
10 / Correct a transcriptAdd a missing transcript line and find it again
Set the words and source times for a line missed by automatic transcription, then find it across your Library.
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09 / Transfer full clipsSend Library clips to your video editor
Select whole original videos and bring them into Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro or Resolve, with an optional starting timeline.
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01 / Find passagesFind people in hours of footage
Scan an unattended tripod or fixed-camera recording and review the passages where someone appears.
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02 / Select shotsDetect cuts and keep the right shots
Split a cut-heavy recording into shots, review with U, I, J and K, then export the kept result.
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03 / Build an editEdit a long recorded workshop
Find an explanation and a visual demonstration, save the useful ranges, and hand off a short Sequence.
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04 / Search speechFind a quote in interview footage
Search what someone said, listen in context, and save the answer you want to use.
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05 / Search visualsFind B-roll without tagging every shot
Describe a visible action, inspect the source, and keep the right range.
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06 / Search an archiveSearch a NAS archive in place
Add a mounted folder to Focus while keeping the original video files where they are.
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07 / Hand off an editSend a Sequence to Premiere Pro
Save useful clips, arrange a Sequence, and export a Premiere XML timeline.
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08 / Keep source filesSend Selects to Final Cut or Resolve
Choose moments across several files and export a small FCPXML linked to the original videos.
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Have one video in mind?
Try the matching guide with that file. The first useful result will tell you more than a feature list.