Auto-tag your entire photo and video library with on-device AI

An entire library, tagging itself in the background while you work

Somewhere in those 5,000 clips is the one shot the client swears you took. No filename will save you. No folder named GOOD_STUFF will save you. You are going to scrub through all of it, by hand, while the deadline circles overhead like a chopper.

The cloud's pitch: upload your entire life's work to our servers, pay us every month, and we'll tell you which photos have a dog in them. Cute. Your footage is your livelihood — it shouldn't need a passport and a payment plan to become searchable.

Three AI passes. Zero uploads.

• Visual tagging — objects, scenes and styles, via CoreML on the Neural Engine
• Full transcription with speaker diarization, so you can search by what people actually said
• On-device face recognition that groups the same person across your whole library

It keeps up with real libraries

5,000 files and climbing. Thumbnails generate first so you can browse immediately, then metadata, then tagging and transcription run while the machine is idle — so it never fights you for the cursor mid-edit.

Your footage never leaves the building

Everything happens locally. Cloud sync is opt-in and off by default; until you flip it on, nothing leaves your drive. And when you DO want other eyes on it, DISKO Cloud picks up the very same library for review and delivery.

Point it at the drive. Walk away. Come back to a library that answers questions.