Three focused desktop utilities built on Python, FFmpeg, and OpenCV. Structure editing folders in one click, compress heavy 4K H.264 renders with high visual fidelity, and normalize audio to -14 LUFS locally on your PC.
Includes ClipFlow Organizer Pro (15€) + ClipCompresser Pro (15€) + Project Nexus (20€). Watch the real screen recordings on the catalog page or unlock all 3 executables in one click.
Practical utilities, zero bloat.
Generates standard editing folder trees, batch-renames raw camera clips, and purges residual .tmp/.bak cache files.
FFmpeg H.264 batch compressor. Reduces heavy 4K/1080p renders by 70%–95% with tuned CRF profiles for high fidelity.
OpenCV optical pacing analyzer (detects static dead-air), EBU R128 (-14 LUFS) audio normalizer, and clean metadata export.
Adjust the slider to your weekly video output to estimate disk space saved when archiving compressed renders and time saved on manual folder setup.
*Methodology: Assumes replacing or archiving a 1.2 GB master render with an ~85 MB H.264 CRF-optimized copy, plus ~15 minutes saved per project across folder creation, file renaming, and loudness normalization.
Built by an indie developer. Transparent by design.
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Our executables are packaged with PyInstaller from standard Python, FFmpeg, and OpenCV libraries. Zero network calls, zero telemetry. You can inspect the SHA-256 checksums before running.
Corporate EV code-signing certificates cost $400–$600/year. To keep our tools at a 15€–30€ one-time price without subscriptions, binaries are unsigned—which triggers Windows' standard "Unrecognized app" prompt on first launch.
Developed in Spain (EU) by Cristian Simón, an independent software developer & content creator who built these utilities to speed up his own daily short-form editing workflow.
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