TableReel01 / BRING THE SHOW
Start with your raw footage.
Choose a recording from your computer. For the pilot, select up to one hour from a longer file.
The video editor for card-show vendors
From your table.
To your channel.
You came home with footage. Turn it into deal stories, YouTube episodes and Shorts worth sharing.
For Pokémon, sports cards and the people behind the table.
THE WORKFLOW, ILLUSTRATED
YOUR SHOW / ORIGINAL FOOTAGEREC ●
THE MOMENT YOU KEEP✓ REVIEWED
A deal worth the rewatch.
The conversation. The cards. The moment it comes together.
CONTEXTTHE DEALPAYOFF
One show. More stories.
01Original footage stays on your computer
02You review the suggested deals
03Episodes, Shorts & thumbnails
Keep the stories.
Lose the editing backlog.
Start with your recording. TableReel helps you find the moments, then gives you the controls to make the edit yours.
A real show. A real edit.
See the story take shape.
Read the clip transcript
02 / FIND THE MOMENTS
Review suggested deals.
Scan for likely handshakes and card reveals. Keep the complete conversation, fix the trims and skip the false alarms.
03 / MAKE IT YOURS
Shape the story.
Generate your trial episode from the deals you reviewed, then adjust its cuts, captions and sounds. Choose a 20, 25 or 30-minute limit; the finished edit can be shorter.
04 / GET IT OUT THERE
Export. Then share it.
Download an MP4 and upload it to your channel when you’re happy. Your project stays editable in TableReel.
Your eye for cards.
Your say on the edit.
A real editing workspace for the details: framing, captions, sound cues and the pace of the story.
Actual TableReel workspace. Empty example project shown; your recordings and edits stay yours.
A small pilot. Real show footage.
Try it on your next story.
We’re opening a limited, invitation-only pilot for card-show vendors. Approved testers get three scan segments, each up to 60 minutes, and one tightly edited episode from their reviewed footage.
Scan one segment, tell us how it went, then unlock the next. Choose all the reviewed footage you want in your episode before generating it. Pick a 20, 25 or 30-minute limit; the result is one episode, and it may be shorter.
Helping us improve is your choice.
Feedback is part of the pilot. Sharing optional training examples is separate and never required to unlock another segment.
Feedback is part of the pilot. Sharing optional training examples is separate and never required to unlock another segment.
Get invited. Scan your first segment.
After approval, open your tester portal for the available app download and a one-time app activation code.
Tell us what worked—and what didn’t.
Rate the experience, tell us how the deal suggestions looked and flag anything the scan missed.
Turn your reviewed scans into one episode.
Each completed scan’s feedback unlocks the next scan segment. Generate one episode, then revise its cuts, captions and timing using the same footage. Additional episodes are planned as a future paid feature; no checkout is available.
Pull up a chair
Help make this
your kind of editor.
Tell us what you film and which computer you use. We’ll review requests and invite a small group of vendors.
Mac · Apple SiliconmacOS 14 or later. Available to approved early-access testers.
Windows · Intel / AMDWindows 11, 64-bit. Preview download is being prepared.
No payment details. Requesting access does not create a subscription.
Before your next show
A few good questions.
Does it find every completed deal?
No. TableReel suggests likely moments from visual signals such as card reveals and handshakes. A handshake can also be a greeting, and some deals have no handshake. You review the suggestions and can tell us about missed moments.
Can I use a two-hour recording?
Yes. For example, select 00:00–60:00 for your first scan. After it completes and you send feedback, scan 60:00–120:00 as your second segment. You have three scan segments in total. Select both reviewed scans before generating your one trial episode; the source file stays on your computer.
Is this a website or a desktop app?
The website handles access requests and your tester account. Editing, deal scanning and rendering run in the desktop app on your computer. Internet access is needed for activation, new scan and episode authorization, and feedback; your footage is processed locally.
What kind of computer do I need?
The current Mac build needs an Apple Silicon Mac with macOS 14 or later. Windows 11 on Intel or AMD is our Windows target; native testing is still pending. No gaming GPU is required. We provisionally recommend 16 GB of RAM while testing smaller laptops. Allow around 15–20 GB of free space for installation and a first project, plus your original recording; longer edits can need more, and the app checks space before processing.
Will it make long videos and Shorts?
TableReel supports editable YouTube episodes and full-frame portrait Shorts. The pilot includes one generated episode project: for example, choose 25 minutes to get one tightly edited episode up to that length, rather than a series of parts. You can revise that episode using the same footage, keep editing existing projects and export unlocked work. Additional episodes are planned as a future paid feature. Review the cuts, captions and payoff before sharing.
Do I have to share my footage for training?
No. Required pilot feedback is separate from optional learning contributions. This version does not upload video or audio for training. Any future selected-example sharing will need a separate, explicit choice.
Can I download it today?
The Mac app is available to approved early-access testers. Check Windows preview availability above; Windows builds are unsigned and have not yet been tested on Windows. Request access for the platform you use; after approval, your tester portal provides the available download and app activation code.