Observed arrival · 2026-10-11
RushSift: footage search by remembered scene
RushSift is a Windows app for finding video and image files by describing what appears in them, rather than searching filenames.
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- Video editors and footage-heavy creators
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- The free allowance covers 200 files total and resets every 14 days; Pro is listed at $29.99 once.
Field notes
The page lays out a three-step workflow: select folders, search with a plain-language description of a scene, and drag a match into an editing timeline. It says the app handles video, photos, and RAW files, with a local index that does not alter originals. The listed free allowance is 200 files total and resets every 14 days; Pro is priced at $29.99 once.
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