01 — Library
Organised by what things are for
Not by file type. Footage, fonts, LUTs, colour palettes, contacts, paperwork — each lands somewhere obvious, because the shelves are already built.
The idea
Your Creativity
Library.
A library is a place where every book can be found, used, and tracked. KeyDeck does that for the things you make, the assets you reuse, and the utilities you use daily. Everything is catalogued, shelved, and found in seconds, rather than remembered.
The library structure has been designed so that the file system on your drive or server is clean and consistent. We designed our software to employ industry standard file organizing conventions from a variety of disciplines, so your workflows can be optimally streamlined.
02 — Browsing
Familiar on the surface, smarter underneath
It browses like a file manager, because that is what you already know. But each category understands what it holds — fonts get specimens, audio gets waveforms, models get a viewer you can orbit.
03 — Tables
Half of what you need to remember isn't a file
Which lens you own and where it is. What you invoiced in March. The restaurant someone recommended. Tables handle the structured half, without a spreadsheet.
04 — Directory
Your address book, doing actual work
Whatever your Mac already syncs — Apple, Google, work accounts — arrives as people, and the studios and clients they belong to. Each one then becomes a tag: footage remembers who shot it, a logo remembers whose brand it is. Filter by a name and everything they touched comes back.
05 — Productions
Work that stays where you left it
Group a body of work, keep its projects and its private assets together, and find it all again in six months — in the app or in Finder, because they are the same folders.
06 — Tools
And the tools are right there
Convert, download, upscale, storyboard, rehearse, sync. No hunting for the app that does the one thing you need at 2am.
