It plays.
A living canvas, not a wall of dead thumbnails. Sweep the cursor and each clip plays where it sits — or set 4, 8 or 16 running at once.
plays on the canvas · hover, or say how many · posters when idleGather clips, shots and ideas onto a living board that actually plays — organized the way you think, never lost.
Paste a link, watch the card land, arrange it your way — reelpile handles the rest, right on your machine.
A living canvas, not a wall of dead thumbnails. Sweep the cursor and each clip plays where it sits — or set 4, 8 or 16 running at once.
plays on the canvas · hover, or say how many · posters when idleThe music in any clip, identified automatically — no more guessing what that sound was.
Shazam-style match · artist & title · right on the cardAn endless canvas and boards — lay it out how you actually think, not how an app forces you to.
boards & nested folders · free placement · text notes anywhereEverything lives on your machine. Nothing rots, nothing disappears, nothing needs an account to sign into.
stored locally · plays offline · no account, no cloud lock-inInstagram, TikTok, YouTube, Vimeo — most other video links too, or a file off your disk. Drop the link, the card lands on your canvas — photos and multi-image posts included.
One button on the card saves the video — or pulls out the sound alone as an mp3. Copy the original link with one more.
However messy it got — one button lays the whole board back into clean rows.
Cards run right on the canvas — sweep the cursor and each one plays where it sits, no clicking in and out. Want a few going at once? Say how many. Open one and it fills the screen.
One link per client. They open it in a browser, watch, and heart the ones they like — you see exactly which, and how many, with each client's hearts kept on their own link.
Emoji + colour, drag to organize, nest as deep as you think.
Views, likes and duration, right where the clip lives — whenever the source reports them. Your own files and some posts arrive without.
The music in a clip is identified automatically, artist and title right on the card. Then search by title, author — or that track.
Everything lives on your machine — no account, no cloud. It keeps its own snapshots as you work, and one button saves a backup file you can restore any time. The one thing that ever leaves is a board you publish yourself: that sends cover images and card details, never your video files.
For everyone who makes content — editors, creators, SMMs, designers.