Philos Deck
Edit faster. Menu less.
Bring the speed of a command palette to your timeline. Assign shortcuts, automate tedious tasks, and generate project reports without breaking your flow.
Philos
Good morning, Editor.
Tip: Ctrl+D · 847 effects · v1.0.283
Interactive demo, simulated in your browser
Press anywhere
Access anything you need on the timeline.
Keyboard-First Workflow
Keep your hands on the keyboard. Search built-in effects, installed third-party plugins, and transitions. Apply them from one field.
Favorites & Recent
Pin what you run every day. Favorites and Recent show when the palette is empty. Type to search the full catalog: effects, plugins, transitions, exports.
Custom Lexicon
Bind anything. Assign custom keyboard shortcuts to any command or macro in your workflow.
Powerful Macros
Automate the repetitive. Build multi-step chains with timeline conditions and user prompts.
Power moves
The shortcuts editors actually remember, built into the same palette.
Type less. Hit more.
Type w s for Warp Stabilizer or s s for Set Speed. First-letter matching for the commands you run every day.
Frame on your clipboard
Copy the program frame as PNG and paste into Slack, email, or a client thread. Send a still to your team without an export dialog.
macOS only in v1.
Before & after, one command
Export paired stills (source vs. with effects) or video clips through Media Encoder for grade checks, revision rounds, and client sign-off.
Built for the full edit day.
Philos stays docked in your edit bay, not only when you need a shortcut. Project reports, per-project notes, export workflows, and a home panel with a clock and a greeting when you come back.
Project Report
Timeline and media stats for archive or stakeholder handoffs. Copy, save as .md or .txt, or export from the same panel.
Notes
Per-project notes docked in Premiere for client feedback and to-dos without leaving the timeline.
Export workflows
Queue clips to Media Encoder with filename wildcards. Consistent naming from the same tool you search commands in.
A panel that stays
Home with a live clock, time-aware greeting, and quick paths to palette, macros, and Lexicon, built to live in your bay all day.
Philos
Good morning, Editor.
Tip: Ctrl+D · 847 effects · v1.0.283
Everything lives in one panel.
Deep dive into each workflow tool — screenshots at product capture.
Command palette
Find what you need, fast. Fuzzy search and first-letter matching (w s, s s) locate commands in fewer keystrokes. Keep favorites docked, or summon the floating palette right over your timeline.
Timecode navigation
Jump the playhead or move selected clips without a numpad. Type +5, .24, 4.., or full timecode in the palette. Live HH:MM:SS:FF preview at your sequence frame rate. Enter to apply. Relative math and overwrite-aware clip moves included.
Effects & transitions
Search Premiere's effect and transition list from the palette, including third-party plugins already installed in your Effects panel. Type diss for Cross Dissolve or find any installed effect by name.
Macros
Chain complex actions into a single keystroke. Require specific timeline conditions, ask for user input mid-flight, and import or export JSON setups to share with your team.
Time Rewind & Safe Automation
Premiere History often skips motion, speed, and trim edits. Philos keeps its own rewind stack with snapshots — undo Philos edits even when the History panel stays empty. Time Forward redoes the last rewind. History survives panel reloads per project. Default Lexicon: ⌘⇧U rewind · ⌘⇧Y forward.
Lexicon
Assign shortcuts to any command or macro. On macOS, the native helper fires your bindings while the Premiere timeline stays focused.
Export
Queue selected clips to Adobe Media Encoder, use filename wildcards (client, title, sequence format), and run before/after still or clip exports for reviews from the same palette.
Project Report & Notes
Generate timeline and media stats for handoffs. Keep per-project notes in the same panel. No scattered sticky notes or chat threads.
Ask AI (optional)
Bring your own API key (Groq, Gemini, OpenRouter, or 9Router). Press Tab in the palette for editing help grounded in your timeline. Optional. Philos works fully offline without it.
Ask AI · Groq
Why editors switch
Same edit. Less friction.
Finding effects & commands
Digging through nested bins and scrolling the default panels.
Repetitive timeline tasks
Clicking the same menus and settings for every sequence.
Export naming & handoffs
Status updates via chat and manual filename typing.
Clip & attribute utilities
Copying effects and pasting attributes clip by clip.
Playhead & clip positioning
Reaching for the numpad or dragging the playhead on a laptop.
Undo when History is empty
Position, speed, and ripple edits never appear — you're stuck or guessing.
Two letters, then Enter
Open the palette, type w s for Warp Stabilizer or s s for Set Speed, and run it.
One macro
Run a custom macro once. All steps, done.
Reports + wildcards
Structured project reports and automated wildcard exports.
One keystroke
Swap clips and paste effect buffers across the timeline from the palette.
Type and jump
Type .24, +5, or 01:00:00:00 in the palette. Live preview, Enter to jump playhead or move selected clips.
Time Rewind
Rewind Philos edits with snapshots. Macros, speed ripple, and motion restore in one step — then Time Forward if you went too far.
Built for every seat in the edit bay.
Daily editors
Focus on the cut. Apply effects and transitions, swap clips, and run timeline actions from a floating panel without breaking flow.
Assistant editors
Automate the setup. Use macros to batch-process clips, standardize sequences, and keep a product-owned undo stack before handoff.
Freelancers
Handle the admin. Generate project reports for client updates and wildcard exports to keep deliverables organized.
Small studios
Stay consistent. Import and export macro JSON so the whole team runs the same workflow.
Pay once. Edit faster forever.
Professional for solo editors. Business for your team. Volume pricing, one invoice.
Professional
One editor, one device. Full command palette and workflow tools.
Launch pricing · not a permanent sale · First 50 licenses sold (global total). Then regular price applies automatically
Get Philos Deck- One-time payment. No subscription
- One device per license (EULA)
- Offline PDK activation key
- Free updates for all v1.x releases
- Full Lexicon, macros, export, project reports
- Ask AI optional (BYOK)
Business
Philos Deck for your full team. Multiple keys and one invoice.
5 seats · $225.00 billed once + tax
- Everything in Professional
- Multiple license keys, one per editor
- Shared macro JSON across the team
- Single invoice. Keys delivered to your email
- License transfer via support (reasonable use)
Core panel on macOS and Windows. Lexicon global shortcut helper is macOS-only in v1. PPP pricing: IDR for Indonesia (Midtrans), USD globally (Lemon Squeezy).
FAQ
Still on Premiere 2024 or below? Or editing on Windows and missing Lexicon shortcuts?
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