Three cards. One drive. No guessing.
Plug in three cards and watch them copy side by side. Each card gets its own ring, its own progress and its own log. The sidebar tells you which ones are safe to format.
Camera card backup for Mac and Windows
Plug in a card. Shotly shows what isn't on your drive yet, then copies, sorts and checks every file. When the ring turns green, it's safe to format.
€3 including VAT, paid once. No subscription. No account.
Shotly compares the card with your drive in seconds and counts what is only on the card.
Choose the client and name the shoot. The folders are made for you.
Every file is read back and compared with the card before it counts as safe.
Green ring, safe to format. Amber means not yet.
Plug in three cards and watch them copy side by side. Each card gets its own ring, its own progress and its own log. The sidebar tells you which ones are safe to format.
Each file is written to the drive, read back and compared with the card using its xxHash64 checksum. Only a match counts. With a second drive, both copies are checked.
Download music, voiceover, a LUT or graphics and a small window asks which project it belongs to. One click and it is in that shoot's Assets folder.
The project you are working on sits next to the Shotly icon. Press Control Option S from any app to check a card or switch project.
Offload every card on set and see at a glance which ones you can format.
Every client and shoot gets the same folders, so each job looks the same on your drive.
xxHash64 checks, a mirror drive, and MHL files and transfer logs you can hand to the edit.
RAW, JPEG and HEIC from every card, matched against your archive by content.
DJI, GoPro and Insta360 cards are recognised, and each roll is named after the camera.
Music, voiceover, sound effects and LUTs from your downloads land in the right project.
Renamed a clip? It still counts. Shotly looks at what is inside a file.
Plug in three cards and watch them copy side by side.
Download music, voiceover, a LUT or graphics and a small window asks which project it belongs to. One click and it is in that shoot's Assets folder.
Mirror every copy to a backup drive. Checked on both.
Each copy leaves a transfer log and an MHL checksum file in the shoot.
Out of sight until a card goes in, with your current project right next to the icon. Press Control Option S from any app to open it. On Windows it sits next to the clock (Ctrl Alt S).
VAT included. Mac App Store, or a license key for Windows.
Buy and install from the Mac App Store. Apple handles payment and updates. Nothing to activate.
Buy a license key and it arrives by email. Install Shotly, paste the key, click Activate. One key works on two of your computers, with no time limit.
For Windows 10 and 11. Lost your key? Find your license key.