After Effects process records you can share
What can you show about After Effects work? Realwork records selected After Effects windows at approximately one frame per second, creating a visual process timeline. Published records can include integrity fields when the server accepts them; they do not prove authorship or that no AI tools were used.
The Problem
Realwork provides a selected-window visual process record for After Effects work. It can include content hashes and signatures when capture and server checks succeed; a record is process context, not proof of authorship or AI use.
AI detection tools are unreliable and produce false positives. Instead of trying to classify a final file, Realwork lets you share process context. The evidence summary makes sampling, gaps, and any reported integrity status explicit.
How Realwork Works with After Effects
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Select the After Effects window in Realwork and start a session. The app samples that window at approximately one frame per second.
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Work normally. Realwork keeps the visual record local while capturing timing, capture settings, and observable gaps.
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Review the selected sessions before sharing. Viewers see the record and the server-reported integrity status; no status establishes authorship or AI use.
Why Creators Use Realwork
Integrity fields when available
Published records can include hashes, signatures, and a server-reported integrity status. The viewer shows exactly which fields are present.
1 fps capture
Samples a selected window at approximately one frame per second. It does not capture every moment, and performance impact varies by setup.
Timestamped process timeline
Approximate one-second sampling gives reviewers process context while making gaps and sampling limits visible.
Local-first privacy
Recordings stay on your Mac. You choose what to publish and who can see it.
Shareable process links
Share a public or unlisted record with the privacy level you choose; viewers can inspect its evidence summary without an account.
Works with supported apps
Use Realwork with the supported macOS applications listed in the app directory; availability and capture permissions vary by setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
1What can Realwork show about my After Effects work?
Realwork captures selected After Effects windows at approximately one frame per second and creates a visual process timeline. A published record may include integrity fields, but it does not establish authorship or prove that no AI tools were used.
2Will Realwork slow down After Effects?
Realwork samples at approximately one frame per second rather than recording continuous video. Performance impact varies with the app, window, macOS version, and hardware, so test the workflow before relying on it.
3Is my After Effects work kept private?
Sessions are local first. Before publishing, review the selected window, sessions, attachments, and usage metadata; publishing uploads the fields and media required for the privacy level you choose. Records can be private, unlisted (link-only), or public.
4What makes Realwork better than a regular screen recording of After Effects?
Realwork adds session timing, capture metadata, and—when supplied and accepted—integrity fields around the media. Review the evidence summary and gaps; a process record is context, not an authorship guarantee.
5Can I use Realwork for After Effects on any Mac?
Realwork supports the macOS applications listed in the supported-app directory, including After Effects where capture permissions and setup allow it. It runs natively on macOS 14.0 and later, on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
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