We all take videos and images, they land in our camera roll and we have ideas for videos but combining them into a finished production is where the wheels fall off. Ideas evaporate within hours of arriving. Footage sits in a 600 GB iCloud library as dark matter — unsearchable, untagged, effectively invisible. Every clip starts from scratch. get-rolled-over is a personal pipeline for a solo short-form creator that closes that gap. It mirrors the iCloud library onto infrastructure the user controls, indexes every asset by content hash, and tags it by what it can be used as in a video — b-roll, map, screenshot-reminder, good-readout, virtual. Alongside that, a Telegram bot captures every spark the moment it happens — text, forwarded posts, voice notes — pulls news on topics of interest, and OCRs screenshots into the same idea queue. When an idea is ready to shoot, the system pairs it with the right footage from the indexed library and emits a Markdown production brief: hook line, voice-over draft, asset suggestions, screenshot prompts, target duration. It's for creators who want data sovereignty over their library and a capture-everything, triage-later loop, because capture is cheap and missed ideas are expensive.