Deliver captioned sports photos in minutes—not hours.
Built for photographers who already use voice tags. FrameNote™ turns what you already record into reviewed, roster-matched IPTC captions written into the JPGs you deliver.
“Westfield twelve Marcus Reed escapes North twenty-two late in the second quarter.”
DENTON, Texas - Westfield quarterback Marcus Reed (12) escapes pressure from North defender Jaylen Brooks (22) during the second quarter Friday at North Stadium.
VOICE TAG → ROSTER → CAPTION → JPGIllustrative example using fictional teams and players.
NO WORKFLOW RESET REQUIRED
Fits the tools and habits you already trust.
- Camera voice tagsKeep recording context while you shoot.
- Roster CSVsResolve names, teams, and duplicate numbers.
- IPTC metadataKeep captions compatible with your delivery workflow.
- Human reviewFinalize every caption before delivery.
ONE JOB. ONE DELIVERY LOOP.
The workflow is the product.
FrameNote™ connects the steps photographers already perform after the final whistle, so context never gets lost between camera, caption, metadata, and delivery.
- 01→
Create the job
Load the game, teams, venue, photographer, and delivery details once.
- 02→
Import
Bring in selected JPGs, camera voice tags, and team rosters as one batch.
- 03→
Review
Resolve roster matches, correct the drafted caption, and act on review notes.
- 04
Finalize + download
Embed the finalized caption and IPTC metadata in a new JPG or delivery ZIP.
SEE THE OUTPUT
One voice tag in. A finished caption out.
FrameNote™ combines the words you record with the roster and job details you already loaded, then gives you a complete caption to review—not a transcript to rewrite.
“Westfield twelve Marcus Reed escapes North twenty-two late in the second quarter.”
Recorded with the frame while the play is still fresh.
- Roster names + positions
- Opponent + team context
- Venue + location
- Creator + credit
DENTON, Texas — Westfield quarterback Marcus Reed (12) escapes pressure from North defender Jaylen Brooks (22) during the second quarter Friday at North Stadium.
- Creator
- Quinn Nelson
- Credit
- Sideline News
- Delivery
- Metadata written into JPG
Illustrative workflow example using fictional teams and players.
BUILT FOR THE NEWSROOM HANDOFF
More than an AI caption.
A finished delivery.
VOICE TAGS
Context becomes a caption
The note recorded on the camera travels with the frame, becomes structured context, and turns into a complete sports caption - not just a transcript.
ROSTER MATCHING
Know which #22
Import rosters, use team codes, and resolve duplicate jersey numbers before the caption is drafted. Names stay connected to the right team and frame.
EDITORIAL REVIEW
AI drafts. You finalize.
A focused review queue and actionable notes keep the photographer in control before anything reaches the client.
METADATA + DELIVERY
Finished means finished
Write the caption, creator, copyright, credit, keywords, venue, and location into delivered JPGs, then package the set for handoff.
THE SPEED DIFFERENCE
Stop rebuilding the story after every game.
Your voice tag already contains the play. The roster already contains the names. The job already contains the venue and credit. FrameNote™ brings it together once, then carries it through export.
- 1Listen back to every voice memo
- 2Look up names and duplicate jersey numbers
- 3Type, format, and recheck each caption
- 4Copy details into multiple metadata fields
- 5Repeat the process for every selected frame
- 6Package the final delivery by hand
- 1Import photos, voice tags, and rosters
- 2Review matches, captions, and focused notes in one queue
- 3Finalize and download captioned JPGs
THE FINAL WHISTLE STARTS THE CLOCK.