Frame-level precision
Frame-by-frame video and audio navigation with millisecond precision for perfect time-lapse.
Temporal annotation
Annotate video, audio, and sequential data with frame-perfect accuracy, track complex events across timelines, and train your AI models faster.
Temporal annotation engine
Keyframe interpolation
Automatic extrapolation of motion and shape (box/polygon) size changes between keyframes to speed up markup.
Multi-track timeline
Support for an unlimited number of parallel tracks for simultaneous tracking of different events, classes, or objects.
Audio waveform rendering
Detailed visualization of sound waves for ultra-precise segmentation of speech, phonemes, or specific audio events.
Multi-modal synchronization
Synchronize video stream with text transcriptions or sensor data (e.g., telemetry) in a single timeline.
Interactive event splitting
Quick tools (hotkeys) to cut, merge, or shift time intervals without interrupting playback.
Quality control & collaboration
Timestamp-linked comments
The ability to leave comments with a link to a specific frame.
Contextual guidelines panel
Instructions and examples (frame references) embedded in the editor interface to minimize errors.
Consensus & cross-review
Ability to mark up a single media file in parallel by multiple annotators with subsequent merging (merge) and conflict resolution.
Playback speed control
Adjust the playback speed (0.25x-2x) for convenient review of fast or long events.
Analytics & data export
Temporal format exports
Upload ready-made datasets in specific video/audio formats (JSON, XML, ELAN, WebVTT, COCO-Vid).
Media-centric analytics
Tracking markup speed, taking into account specifics (statistics for the time spent on 1 file).
Current stage tracking
Monitoring the current processing status for each file (Uploaded, Annotated, In Review, Done).
Duration-based filtering
Global search and filtering of media files by their length, number of events or percentage of completion.
Data consistency reports
Automatic reports on gaps in tracking (for example, an object disappeared and appeared without the corresponding "occluded" tag).
