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FrameQuery alternatives
FrameQuery makes footage searchable across dialogue, on-screen content and people. Its indexing extracts scene context, objects, faces, voices and separated speech transcripts; search then runs locally and offline without a per-query cost. It supports more than 50 formats, can ingest local folders and several cloud or network sources, and can send results into editing workflows. Reviewers can add frame-accurate comments and drawings, approve work and compare versions. Face and voice recognition run on-device with consent, though selected frames and audio go to cloud services for analysis and transcription.
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LongoMatch
Free plan AndroidiPhoneMac+2Sports teams planning training and analyzing matches — Longomatch adds live match event coding, player statistics, multi-angle analysis and training plans, rather than FrameQuery's searchable-footage workflow.
Free plan · paid from €12.50/mo (annual) · 15-day trial Visit site - 2
Onform
Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb+1Coaches giving video feedback to athletes — Onform focuses on sports coaching, adding slow-motion review, voice-overs and high-frame-rate capture instead of searchable-footage indexing.
Free plan · 14-day trial Visit site - 3
BORIS
Free plan AndroidLinuxMac+2Researchers coding events in video and audio — BORIS provides configurable event coding, live observations and extensive analysis and export options, rather than FrameQuery's AI-powered footage search.
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Frame.io
Free plan AndroidAPIExtension+4Creative teams managing assets and feedback — Frame.io adds Camera to Cloud, a public API and creative asset collaboration, while FrameQuery focuses on finding content inside footage.
Free plan · paid from $15/user/mo Visit site - 5
Label Studio
Free plan Open source APILinuxMac+3Teams labeling multimodal data for machine learning — Label Studio provides configurable data labeling, ML predictions and APIs across multiple data types, rather than searching indexed footage.
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Datavyu
Free plan Open source APILinuxMac+1Behavioral researchers coding synchronized data streams — Datavyu links video with audio, physiology, motion and eye-tracking streams for time-locked behavioral coding, unlike FrameQuery's searchable video library.
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dfine.io Review
Free plan MacWebBrowser-based media review and live sessions — dfine.io Review adds conferencing, livestreaming and browser-based editing previews, while FrameQuery adds searchable footage and AI indexing.
Free plan · paid from €59/mo Visit site - 8
Cinestar
Free plan Open source APILinuxMac+2 - 9
QMedia
Free plan Open source APISelf-hostedWeb - 10
VGG Image Annotator
Free plan Open source LinuxMacSelf-hosted+2 - 11
DISKO
Free plan MacWeb - 12
Danbi
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Moment Search
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Scout Suite
Free plan LinuxMacSelf-hosted - 15
SentrySearch
Free plan LinuxMacSelf-hosted+1 - 16
ViSearch
Free plan APIExtensionSelf-hosted+1 - 17
Twelve Labs
Free plan APIWeb - 18
Vivu
Free plan APIWeb - 19
ClipRadar
Free trial ExtensionWindows6.3 Visit site - 20
Cutsio
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Deepgrip
Paid APILinuxMac+3 - 22
Video Moment Finder
Free trial APIWeb - 23
MomentSearch
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Moments Lab
Paid APIWeb - 25
Valossa Assistant
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Coactive Content Discovery
Paid APIWeb - 27
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Persalto
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Sift Video
Paid APISelf-hostedWeb - 30
Veritone Discovery
Paid Web
A different tool may suit you better if the main job is coaching athletes, coding observable events, managing creative feedback or labeling data for machine learning. FrameQuery's free plan has no monthly indexing hours, and full AI search requires indexed video; paid plans start at $19 per month. Its API is planned but unavailable, and its desktop and web availability may not fit a mobile-first workflow. Compare alternatives by their analysis focus, collaboration tools, platforms and price, and consider whether you need a public API, structured coding or a different kind of video review.