DAAAM for YouTube Creators

The B-roll library that pays you back.

You've filmed B-roll for a hundred videos. Every new video needs B-roll, and finding the right clip from your existing library takes as long as filming new B-roll. So you re-shoot. Again.

YouTube creators are prolific shooters. Over time, the library grows into terabytes — but it's unsearchable, so you re-shoot. Your shelves fill up but your usable footage doesn't.

How DAAAM solves this

Stop re-shooting what you have

Type "top-down aerial waves on rocks" and the drone clip you shot last summer surfaces in about a tenth of a second. Reusable for any future travel, coastal, or B-roll cut.

Location-based discovery

Every GPS-tagged clip is reverse-geocoded on-device. Browse footage by country, city, neighbourhood. Then narrow by description inside that slice.

Device class matching

Drone for aerials. Phone for authenticity. Cinema body for the hero shot. DAAAM auto-classifies the device from the camera metadata so you never have to filter manually.

Cross-platform repurposing

Search "vertical, handheld, close-up" for Reels and TikTok. The same library serves every format and every platform.

See it search the catalogue

A real capture of DAAAM — searching aerial top-down, surf crashing on rocks beside coastal road against a test catalogue. Results are ranked frames, filterable live by shot, light and place.

More use cases

Use caseDocumentary FilmmakersMulti-year shoots, hundreds of hours of rushes. You know the scene exists — you remember shooting it — but finding it means scrubbing through folder after folder of generically named files.See how it helps →

Use caseLive-Event B-Roll & DecorEvery event shoot has hours of non-people B-roll: golden-hour venue exteriors, decor details, atmospheric texture. DAAAM finds it by what's in the frame — so you spend your edit attention on the moments, not on hunting for the establishing wide.See how it helps →

Use caseTravel Content Creators3 years of footage from 20 countries. Every search is a scrub. DAAAM maps your locations, reads every frame, and lets you search by description — so your library stays usable as it grows.See how it helps →