Search without context switching
Pull YouTube footage directly from your active editing setup instead of hopping between browser tabs and sketchy download pages.
Sidestreamer keeps search, preview, download, and import in one editorial loop. It is built for Premiere Pro editors who want source-to-timeline speed without browser chaos.
Inside The Panel
The page now keeps the cinematic glass energy from the reference, but the body content opens up into a wider editorial composition that feels closer to the rest of the portfolio.

Pull YouTube footage directly from your active editing setup instead of hopping between browser tabs and sketchy download pages.
Preview, select, and queue multiple assets while keeping the creative decision-making inside the timeline mindset.
As soon as the companion app finishes processing, your media is ready inside Premiere so the edit can continue without manual wrangling.
Workflow
This section does the selling work for now. Later, the same structure can carry pricing, onboarding, and paid access without needing a different page concept.
01
Search YouTube or browse Instagram from the Sidestreamer panel while your edit stays open and visible.
02
Check the clip, confirm the source, and send it to the download queue with the format your workflow actually needs.
03
Sidestream handles the local processing and import handoff so the asset lands where the edit is already happening.

Editorial Context
The visual language stays close to the main portfolio site: dark, cinematic, tactile, and a little theatrical. The product storytelling becomes more precise because this page is selling workflow, not just aesthetics.
Editors stay in the edit, source handling becomes cleaner, and the page is already structured to support paid rollout and upgrades once pricing is added.
Current Offer
Selected User Testing
We are testing Sidestreamer with selected users at no charge right now so the workflow can be refined in real edit sessions. Once the product is stable, this will move into a price-based integration later on.
You should agree to provide logs and report bugs as part of this beta testing program.