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Organize client file delivery links Catch organizes every file transfer link your clients send — automatically detected, sorted by client and project, and monitored so you always know what's arrived, what's been downloaded, and what's about to expire. FEATURES: - Automatic service detection — Catch instantly recognizes links from the most popular file delivery and review platforms used in post production, with no manual tagging required. - Capture links anywhere — save from your browser toolbar, right-click any link on any page, or paste manually from email, Slack, or wherever clients send files. - Organized by client and project — every link lives in context, so you're never scrolling through a flat list trying to remember who sent what. - Know what's alive — the built-in link scanner checks whether delivery links are still active, and flags anything expiring before it disappears on you. - Track your workflow — mark links as visited and downloaded so you always know what you've pulled and what's still waiting. Your data, your control — everything lives locally in your browser. No account required. No subscription. No server. BUILT FOR POST PRODUCTION Colorists, editors, mixers, VFX supervisors, and producers — anyone who receives file deliveries from clients will recognize the problem Catch solves.
Jun 2, 2026
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