for 3D, film & VFX
Heavy renders, kept in order.
VFX pipelines drown in revisions: scene files, geometry caches, EXR sequences, USD stages — each one huge, each one binary. Pako versions them like a contact sheet: every take kept, the source of truth obvious, and review baked in.
the status quo
What this costs you today
Versioning by filename
shot_010_comp_v07_FINAL_real.exr. The convention is the version control, and it breaks the moment two artists disagree about what v07 was.
Storage that bleeds money
Render output is enormous and pulled constantly by the farm and the team. On most clouds, every pull is an egress invoice.
No shared truth for review
Approvals happen over screenshots in chat. Nobody can point at the exact revision that the client signed off on.
the fix
How Pako fits your pipeline
Every take, versioned
Commit a sequence and keep infinite history without the filename theatre. Roll back to any revision; nothing is overwritten, nothing is lost.
Preview-first review
Frames and assets render in the browser, so a supervisor can scrub revisions and approve the exact one — not a screenshot of it.
Built for terabytes
Content-addressed storage dedupes across revisions, so a thousand near-identical frames cost what the differences cost — not a thousand copies.
Free to move, anywhere
Pull caches to the farm and dailies to the floor as often as you like. Egress is always zero, so your pipeline isn't metered.
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history — every take, deduped
Pako keeps the heavy work versioned, locked and previewable — with bandwidth always free.
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