Git-based
Version Control
File browser-like
Asset Management
Customizable to fit your pipeline
It helps you to put all your files at the right place in front of the right person
Project Management
Budgeting
Crew planning
Clients
Scheduling
Issue tracking
File Management
File sharing
Version control
Folder structures
Searching
Reviews
File storage
Can be in the cloud or on a local server
Creative Tools
Modeling
Texturing
Shading
Rigging
Simmulation
Compositing
Game Engines
Layout
Animation
Light
Sound
Programming
Rendering
Anchorpoint is the link between your high-level project management tools and your files. It understands your folder structures and file versions and can link them to your projects and tasks in Notion, Jira or similar.
Version control solutions such as Perforce, Plastic SCM
Digital asset managers such as Adobe Bridge
Review tools such as Frame.io for internal reviews
“Anchorpoint helped our remote team to setup a complete production pipeline. Using their building blocks like Attributes, UI or Python functions saved us a lot of pipeline development time”
Jason Gagnon
CG Supervisor on BELLYFANT by Mummysboy Limited
Create a new project in Anchorpoint. Link it to any project management application such as Jira, Kitsu or Notion.
Anchorpoint adds metadata such as versions, tags and comments to your files.
Use the Git version control system connected to GitHub, Azure DevOps or any other cloud hosting provider. Anchorpoint will track all file changes.
Use any local storage device such as a NAS, or a cloud solution such as Dropbox or Google Drive. Anchorpoint reads files like a file browser.
Use templates to create folder structures and starter files for your assets.
Use tags, statuses and comments to track their progress.
Tell your team what you have done and make project progress transparent with version control.
Provide feedback by commenting and annotating. Approve the final version.
Anchorpoint is based on Git and extends it with features like file locking and thumbnails. You can also use it as a regular Git client.
Anchorpoint acts as a file browser. You can sync files to a Dropbox, Google Drive or similar application, or keep all your files on a shared server (e.g. NAS) that everyone can access.
Anchorpoint can also mount a cloud drive that synchronizes files with AWS S3, Backblaze, Wasabi, or S3 storage providers. It creates a network drive on your computer that can be accessed through the regular file explorer or any other application.
Yes, you can. Anchorpoint also has a tasking feature where you can add members and set statuses. While this will work for many cases, we recommend a dedicated project management application for larger projects.
Currently, Anchorpoint connects to project management applications through an App Link. You can create web links from any folder or file and paste them anywhere in a project management application. Learn more about App Links.
We don't currently offer custom integrations, but Anchorpoint has a Python API so you can build your own.