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Play on purpose, not on scroll.
Built for people whose work moves. Posters load first, playback starts on intent rather than on scroll, and captions survive full screen.
Autoplay is the default in most motion portfolios and it is the wrong one. It burns data, it starts audio in offices, and it means the viewer never chooses what to watch.
Here a poster frame loads, playback begins on a click, and the player remembers quality and caption preferences across every piece on the site.
Nothing autoplays. Thank you.
— A film editor
Playback the viewer chose.
Playback on intent
Nothing plays until it is asked to. Poster frames carry the weight until the viewer chooses a piece.
Captions that persist
Caption and quality preferences follow the viewer across every piece, including into full screen.
Shot breakdown
Timestamped notes beside the player that seek the video when clicked.
Credits block
Structured crew credits with roles, linked to the people who hold them.
Adaptive by default
Quality follows the connection rather than the viewport, with a manual override that sticks.
What a motion portfolio actually needs.
Tools for showing work that moves, without any of the autoplay habits that make it unwatchable.
- Poster frames before playback
- Persistent caption preference
- Timestamped shot notes
- Seek-on-click breakdown
- Structured crew credits
- Adaptive quality with manual override
- Reel compilation page
- Client review links with expiry
- Audio-off default on all previews
The details
- Version
- 2.5.1
- Released
- Oct 31, 2025
- Autoplay
- Never
- Captions
- Preference remembered
- Breakdown
- Timestamped, seekable
- Review links
- Expiring
Recent releases
- 2.5.1Oct 2025 — Caption preference now survives full screen
- 2.5.0Sep 2025 — Shot notes seek the player instead of scrolling the page
- 2.4.0Jul 2025 — Client review links take an expiry date
