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
Owning it and finding it
are two different things.
A library isn't a room with books in it. It's a room where every book has a place, and the place is known. KeyDeck does that for the things you make and reuse — catalogued, shelved, and found in seconds rather than remembered.
And once the app knows what you have and where it sits, the technical half of the work — converting, naming, moving, keeping versions straight — can be handled for you. What's left is the half that needed a person in the first place.
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 — 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.
05 — 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.
