Point it at a wedding folder and it picks the keepers the way I would: the right moments, the best frame of every burst, plenty of guests and faces, every group formal and the confetti. Then I review, swap and apply - just like Photo Mechanic.
Reads the preview inside each RAW (CR3, CR2, NEF, ARW, DNG…) - about 3-4 minutes for 3,500 frames on a desktop GPU.
Groups near-identical frames into moments, decides which moments to keep, then picks the best frame of each.
Keeps one-off shots of people at my usual rate - a People slider gives more or fewer.
At least one frame of every group-formal combination, and at least 4 frames of every confetti moment.
Fast contact sheet, viewer with filmstrip, 100% zoom from the full-size JPEG, colour labels 1-8, stars, tags, filters F1-F4.
Work through similar photos one group at a time: keep this, accept the AI pick, add a keeper or discard the group.
Line up the clocks of two cameras: pick matching frames, it suggests the shift and applies it to one camera, a time range or a filename filter.
Retrain on your own culls. Models are ~3 MB and sync between PCs through OneDrive.
.fcbak backup, and folders you mark as protected are never touched.