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Premiere Pro & DaVinci Resolve plugins to accelerate your workflow

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Screenshot of the PIPPIN app interface, a screen capture tool, on a dark blue-accented screen. At the top, the PIPPIN title and a badge reading "4 cam, 3 screens, 6 audio · 00:00." A "Recording" panel shows the "Ready to record" status, source icons (camera, two screens, microphone), the "Cam Link 4K" source, a "Preview" button, and a large blue "REC" button. At the bottom, a "SEND TO" bar offers Local, Premiere, and DaVinci destinations.

PIPPIN

Soon
Screenshot of the SAURON application interface, a video converter for variable frame rate (VFR) videos, shown at an angle on a dark screen. The right panel displays the SAURON logo, a "LICENSED" badge, a glowing green eye-like icon, and a "READY 0" status indicating "No variable frame rate videos detected." Controls include AUTO, SCAN, and CONVERT buttons, an FFmpeg "OK" status, and an activity log at the bottom. On the left, a dimmed file browser lists MP3 audio files such as "Dark Elements" and "historic cut" tracks.

SAURON

Make Premiere Pro FINALLY stable.

Premiere Pro
€34.99
Screenshot of the MERRY application interface, a "Video Remuxer · Zero Recompression" tool, shown at an angle on a dark blue background. The panel header shows the MERRY title, tabs for PPRO, DAVINCI, and STANDALONE, a "LICENSED" badge, and version "V1.0.0." A drop zone reads "DROP VIDEOS HERE OR CLICK TO BROWSE" listing supported formats (MKV, MK3D, MP4, MOV, AVI, TS, M2TS, M4V, 3GP, M3U8). Below, a list of 8 files shows remuxing progress: three completed with green checkmarks (Boogie nights, Ivanovo Detstvo, The Life And Death Of Colonel Blimp), two in progress with percentages, and others pending with hourglass icons. The faint background text repeats "DROP VIDEOS HERE OR CLICK TO BROWSE."

MERRY

Your video files, ready to edit in seconds.

Premiere ProDaVinci
€14.99
Screenshot of the LEGOLAS plugin (beta) open in Premiere Pro, shown at an angle. The LEGOLAS panel displays "Curve applied (20 kf)" above a large animation curve editor: an S-shaped easing curve drawn in turquoise with its control handles, crossed by a red playhead. On the left, a Premiere Pro timeline shows a purple clip labeled "LEGOLAS" and a French-language effect controls panel (Échelle uniforme, Normal…).

LEGOLAS

Soon

Why these plugins?

In 15 years of documentary editing, I've identified the repetitive tasks that slow down our creativity. These plugins were born from this observation: automate the boring stuff to focus on what matters, telling stories.

Developed by an editor for editors, tested in real-world conditions on dozens of professional projects.

Time-saving

Save hours on every project

Pro quality

Results worthy of broadcast standards

Updates

Continuous support and new features