Getting started
Projects, folders and files
Where your work is stored, how autosave behaves, and how to move a project between browsers or machines.
Your projects are stored in your browser, on the device you made them on. That is deliberate: it makes the editor fast, it works offline, and it means we are not holding your unpublished work.
It also means the copy in this browser is the only copy. Read the export section below before you rely on it.
The dashboard
/app lists every project, newest first, with folders down the side. Drag a project card
onto a folder to file it. Search filters by name.
Deleting a project deletes it. There is no bin.
Autosave
Edits are written to local storage as you make them. There is no save button and no unsaved-changes state to lose — closing the tab mid-edit is safe.
Getting a project out (and back in)
Export project writes a .json containing the whole project: candles, elements, camera
track, overlay, narration text, subtitles and settings. Import project reads one back.
That file is your backup. It is also how a project moves between browsers, machines or people.
The .json does not contain your audio
Recordings, uploaded music and uploaded sound effects live in the browser's own storage beside the project, not inside the file. Import a project on another machine and it arrives with its script, its cues and its timing intact, but silent — the takes have to be re-recorded and the files re-uploaded there.
What happens to audio you stop using
Orphaned audio is cleaned up when the dashboard loads, which is the only screen that can see every project at once. A track parked in your music library but not used by any project is kept on purpose — a library entry is meant to outlive the projects that referenced it.
What syncs to your account
One thing: brand kits. A kit is your logo, palette and element styles, and it follows your account across devices so a new machine does not mean rebuilding your look.
Projects themselves do not sync. Cloud sync is planned, not shipped — do not treat the browser as a backup until it is.
Clearing browser data
Clearing site data for this domain deletes your projects and audio with it. So does a browser-wide "clear everything" sweep, and so does closing a private window. Export the projects you care about.