Straight answers
Who DISKO is for. And who it isn’t.
DISKO is a media asset manager for people who shoot and cut video, and it runs on your own machine. It earns its place when footage outgrows your memory. If yours hasn’t, we’d rather say so than sell you something.
Made for
People who shoot and cut video.
Documentary
Find the line, the shot and the sign across years of interviews and b-roll.
See howProduction companies
Every client’s shoots searchable, organized hand-offs, review links and portals.
See howCreators
Last year’s b-roll by what happened, and your co-host in every clip.
See howWeddings
Checked offloads, every camera synced to the recorder, the moments found.
See howBrands
Teach it your products and it finds every shot of them.
See howAnyone with too many drives
Event shooters, agencies, schools, archives. If your footage has outgrown your memory, DISKO is the library between the cards and the edit.
Try it free for 7 daysWho it isn’t for
When something else is the better pick.
We’d rather lose a sale than sell you the wrong tool. If one of these is you, DISKO probably isn’t, at least not yet.
Your folders still work
If you can find any shot in under a minute by folder and file name, you don’t need a media asset manager yet. Come back when the “to sort” folder wins.
You cut in Final Cut Pro or Avid
DISKO hands its timelines, bins and selects to Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve.
You shoot only stills
DISKO is built for video first and keeps your photos beside your clips. If you only shoot photos, a photo catalog like Lightroom is built for that.
You need a finished Windows release, or an Intel Mac
DISKO runs on Apple Silicon Macs (M1 or later). The Windows version is a beta.
Weighing it against something specific? See DISKO next to Finder, Premiere Pro, Frame.io, iconik and ShareBrowser. Or read the long version on our blog: Do you need a media asset manager?
Part of DISKO
Still here? Try it on your own footage.
Seven days free, no card. Point DISKO at a folder tonight and see what it finds by morning. Nothing uploads unless you send it.
For an Apple Silicon Mac (M1 or later), and Windows in beta