Projects Case study
Killstamp: find your kills quick.
An AI app for iOS and Mac, live on the App Store, that scans gameplay footage and logs frame-perfect timestamps for the moments that matter — so creators cut highlights in minutes instead of scrubbing through hours.
The product
Killstamp solves a problem every gameplay creator knows: the best moment is in the recording somewhere, and finding it means scrubbing. Import an MP4, MOV, or M4V, tap a recurring on-screen element — a kill feed, a health bar, a game-specific indicator — on three frames, and Killstamp scans the footage once per second, building a timestamped event log. Automatic clip creation with adjustable before/after timing turns that log into ready-to-edit material.
How the detection works
Under the hood it's honest computer vision, not a black box: template matching at up to 4K resolution, with sensitivity and preprocessing controls for tricky footage. An optional Apple Intelligence hint helps when the element is hard to pin down. The result is a log with confidence scores — deterministic, explainable, and fast enough to process hours in minutes. Timeline markers make the whole recording navigable at a glance.
Built for the editing workflow
Timestamps export to CSV or JSON with confidence scores, so Killstamp slots into whatever editing pipeline a creator already runs. Unlimited projects, works with any video format from 720p up. It ships on iPhone, iPad, and Mac (Apple Silicon) — one purchase, and your workflow follows you across devices.
Privacy and pricing, stated plainly
No account. No cloud. No upload. The footage never leaves the device — the same architecture-first privacy stance behind FileComb and BookKit. Pricing is the way creators want it: a 7-day free trial, then a one-time purchase that unlocks the full app. No subscription.
Killstamp is live on the App Store today, alongside Podkipedia, Blue News Network, and pocket/grammer. Its promo site is killstamp.com.