For accessible video watching
Follow every character while you watch.
FRT helps people with prosopagnosia keep track of who is on screen. Load a character track in the browser extension and get consistent color labels over the video as it plays.
Works with the FRT browser extension. Download a track, load it once, and watch on supported streaming sites.
How it works
From catalog to clearer viewing in three steps
01
Install the extension
Add the FRT browser extension and keep it ready while you watch movies or TV in your browser.
02
Download a track
Pick a title from the catalog and download its .frt file - a lightweight map of characters and screen time.
03
Watch with labels
Load the track in the extension. Each recurring character gets a consistent color bar while the video plays.
Web player
Try it in your browser
Open a local video file and optionally load a `.frt` track to preview character labels. Everything runs on your device - no account and no upload required.
Featured tracks
Ready-to-use character tracks
Download published .frt files and load them in the extension before you press play.
No featured tracks yet
The catalog is still growing. You can request a title and help expand what is available.
Need a title we do not have yet?
Submit a request with the platform and title details, or upload a source video for admin review. Once approved, you can initiate processing and download your track when it is ready.
FAQ
Common questions
Who is FRT for?
FRT is built for people with prosopagnosia, also called face blindness, who want help telling recurring characters apart while watching movies and TV.
What is an .frt file?
An .frt file is a small character track generated from a source video. It tells the browser extension when each character appears so it can draw consistent color labels on screen.
How do I request a new title?
Create an account, open New request, and either send title metadata for admin review or upload a source video directly. After approval, you initiate processing and download the finished track from your request page.
Does FRT host or stream the video?
No. You keep watching in your own browser on your streaming service. FRT only provides the character track file and overlays labels through the extension.