Platform support
Platform support matters more for local-first products than for browser-only software. This page exists to state the support model clearly: TraceVid is a desktop workflow for creator archives, and the current public distribution targets are Windows x64, macOS Intel, and macOS Apple Silicon.
Page intent
TraceVid currently offers public desktop downloads for Windows x64, macOS Intel, and macOS Apple Silicon as part of a local-first archive workflow.
Proof
Desktop-first by design
Local archive retrieval depends on the machine where source footage actually lives, not on a browser-only promise.
Cross-platform creator support
The current public desktop targets cover common creator setups across Windows PCs and both major Mac hardware lines.
Decision support
This page answers deployment-fit questions
It is for buyers checking whether the app can run on their actual hardware before they spend time on deeper product evaluation.
Platform support connects to product truth
The local-first promise only makes sense if the app can run where the archive and editorial workflow already live.
Limitations
Expectation setting
Best next step
Choose the correct installer for your machine, then test retrieval on your own archive with the free starting credits.
What the page is not for
It is not a substitute for download instructions, release notes, or compatibility testing inside every downstream creative tool.
FAQ
The FAQ stays concrete so the page can be quoted accurately without sounding like vague marketing copy.
Why is platform support so central to the positioning?
Because local-first archive retrieval depends on where the footage lives and how creators work day to day.
Does the site promise cloud-only usage?
No. The public positioning is desktop-first and local-first.
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