Most production workflows rely on memory, handwritten notes, or post-hoc reconstruction.
Context is lost
Decisions are second-guessed
Editors spend time reconstructing instead of creating
Accuracy depends on recall, not certainty
By the time post-production begins, the most important details are already degraded.
This isn’t a logging problem.
It’s a timing problem.
TC Logger is built around a simple principle:
Capture intent at the moment it happens — not after.
Every session starts with a deterministic timecode timeline.
Every marker, tag, rating, and note is recorded with frame-accurate precision.
No cleanup phase.
No reconstruction.
No guessing what someone meant later.
It’s designed as a full capture-to-handoff system, delivering production-ready outputs the moment a session wraps:
TC Logger is built around a simple principle:
Capture intent at the moment it happens — not after.
Every session starts with a deterministic timecode timeline.
Every marker, tag, rating, and note is recorded with frame-accurate precision.
No cleanup phase.
No reconstruction.
No guessing what someone meant later.
The core system is live, stable, and being refined based on real-world usage. Features are being expanded carefully with an emphasis on reliability, clarity, and professional workflows over feature bloat.
We’re building TC Logger the way we believe professional tools should be built:
TC Logger is intentionally:
Whether you’re tracking a live interview, a game, a performance, or a research session, the goal is the same: Preserve meaning while it’s happening.
Simple on the surface. Serious under the hood.
