Render without chaos
Templates carry scene intent, audio behavior, fades, still-photo capture rules, and output defaults so operators are not rebuilding the same decision tree all day.
A powerful dropzone video operations system for turning camera cards into edited videos, photos, socials, CDNB teasers, branded output, and customer delivery without letting the busiest part of the day become the weakest part of the business.
SkyVault is designed for fast, professional, full commercial workflow: media intake, scene structure, music logic, branding, delivery, retries, token accounting, and customer-ready output.
Templates carry scene intent, audio behavior, fades, still-photo capture rules, and output defaults so operators are not rebuilding the same decision tree all day.
Full video, photos, Social Clips, Customer Did Not Buy teasers, overlays, branding, USB copy, and online delivery all belong to the same project flow.
Token accounting, delivery queue records, diagnostics, storage checks, and owner settings are built around real dropzone pressure.
Full video output is tied to the customer project, template, media rows, markers, audio behavior, overlays, delivery records, and token accounting.
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SkyVault organizes output folders for CDNB, delivery info, pictures, raw files, renders, socials, video, working files, and the project record.
Captured stills can be delivered through the owner Google workflow so the customer gets a clean photo set without extra manual sorting.
SkyVault supports reusable Gmail templates for video links, photo links, review prompts, customer names, and dropzone-specific delivery language.
Social outputs give owners fast, customer-ready short clips for the channels and formats they use most.
CDNB teasers help target potentially lost revenue with a short, specific follow-up output for students who did not buy on the day.
Open CDNB exampleSkyVault is designed for the common dropzone money paths and the awkward edge cases that normally slow the video desk down.
SkyVault follows the real sequence an operator has to survive during a busy jump day, with fewer loose ends and fewer places for staff to forget a revenue path.
Start from customer name, jump date, profile, and template. Owner project folders come from Settings, not improvised operator paths.
Add camera files, preserve RAW files when selected, hydrate clip metadata, thumbnails, event names, and likely freefall markers.
Check scene order, trims, splits, audio type, freefall markers, still-photo rules, overlays, and guided checklist status before render.
Create the selected outputs: full edit, photos, Social Clip, Customer Did Not Buy teaser, USB copy, or upload-later delivery queue.
Record YouTube, Drive, Gmail, local folders, retry status, and delivery links so the customer path is not lost after the render.
Customer details, template selection, music choices, freefall markers, output options, guided checks, and delivery status are kept together so an operator can move through a job without hunting across separate tools.
Minimum purchase is 50 tokens. Tokens are used for successful SkyVault outputs and delivery actions.
View pricing| Full edited video | 3 tokens |
| Photos | 1 token |
| Social Clip | 2 tokens |
| CDNB Teaser | 1 token |
| Delivery bundle | 2 tokens |
SkyVault fits the way a busy video desk actually works: experienced operators can move fast, while newer staff can use guided checks to avoid skipped customer details, missing freefall markers, wrong outputs, or forgotten delivery steps.
Optional pre-render checks help confirm customer name, celebration, email, social details, template, imported files, marker review, scene review, and output choices.
Required inputs are validated before SkyVault spends time rendering. Failed renders and failed delivery attempts are designed not to consume output tokens.
Storage paths, templates, still-photo rules, branding, delivery settings, and retention choices are controlled in owner settings so staff are not inventing policy mid-shift.
SkyVault is built to help serious editors customize everything while still giving first-time operators a clear path through the job.
SkyVault keeps video, photos, USB copy, YouTube, Drive, Gmail, upload-later delivery, and retry records tied to the customer workflow so staff can finish the job instead of chasing files.
Owners can shape the finished media around the dropzone brand: placement, sizing, opacity, nudge controls, scene-specific overlays, intro/outro promos, and reusable output defaults.
Profiles, templates, music behavior, still-photo timing, retention management, custom skins, guided checks, helper tips, and owner defaults let SkyVault scale from simple daily use to deeply customized operations.
Social media video creation and Customer Did Not Buy teaser generation help turn one edit into more useful outputs, including follow-up content for missed purchases and quick customer-ready clips.