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How Overcrank works
Card in, organized dailies out. Here’s a typical shoot day: copy the card safely, file it the way your edit expects, and have it land on the editor’s drive without you touching it again.
- 1A shoot day comes off the camera card
- 2Drivetrain copies it to the shoot drive and checks every file
- 3Crankshaft files it as dailies: day, camera, stills
- 4Cruise Control sends the dailies on to the editor’s drive
- 5Day 2: copy the next card, run the same saved instruction, and it’s sent on by itself
What each tool does
Drivetrain
FreeCopies cards and drives to another location and checks every file arrived intact. Pause, resume, and pick a speed that keeps drives cool.
Read the guideCrankshaft
Driver · Crew · TrialOrganizes a folder from a plain-English instruction. You see the before and after first, then apply, and can undo it.
Read the guideCruise Control
FreeKeeps one folder copied to another on a schedule. Only new or changed files are copied, and nothing at the destination is ever deleted.
Read the guideReadout
FreeDrop any clip to see what it really is: codec, resolution, frame rate, audio and file details.
Read the guideToolbox
Driver · Crew · TrialSave instructions you use every shoot, and folder templates so each new project starts the same way.
Read the guideCranky
Driver · Crew · TrialAn assistant that remembers how you like things filed and finds clips by what they show, not what they’re called.
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Install, sign in, and run your first copy.
Account & billing
Plans, credits, your team and your own AI key.
Troubleshooting
Check Engine, common errors and how to fix them.
Still stuck? Email support@overcrank.ai. In the app, Check Engine (in the account menu) tests your setup and fixes most problems.