VIDEO
Search inside video like never before
Every second is analyzed - what is shown, what is said, who is on screen. Search a 2-minute clip or a 2-hour interview and land on the exact second.
SECOND-BY-SECOND ANALYSIS
WE WATCH EVERY SECOND, SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO
Every video is analyzed as it uploads. Search "the box pile collapsing" and the timeline marks every second it is on screen.
FIND ANYTHING
FIND ANYTHING, HOWEVER YOU LOOK
Describe it
Search in plain language and find what you actually meant - objects, activities, colors, and any text visible in the frame.
Find who’s in it
Face recognition groups every appearance of a person, stills and video alike. Name them once, find them everywhere.
Search what’s said
Video and audio are transcribed automatically, so a two-hour recording becomes searchable down to a single sentence.
Teach it your words
Custom AI tagging learns the things generic AI has never heard of - your product names, your logo, the details only your team knows.
SEE IT IN ACTION
WATCH THE TUTORIAL: SEARCH INSIDE VIDEO
FIND THE MOMENT
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
"What is the difference between video on Starter and Video analysis Pro?"
Every plan transcribes video and audio. Video analysis Pro, from the Pro plan, is the deeper second-by-second read of what is on screen.
"How long can one recording be?"
A two-hour interview goes through the same pipeline as a fifteen-second reel. Storage is the ceiling, not duration - 100 GB on Starter through 2.5 TB on Pro.
"Can I search what was said, or only what was shown?"
Both, in one search. Transcription covers 100+ languages and you land on the sentence, not the file.
"We cut social edits from long masters. Does it connect them?"
Not automatically - they are separate files. What it does is make both findable by what is in them, so the master behind a clip is a search away instead of a folder hunt.
"Does a video eat our asset allowance faster than a photo?"
No - one video is one media file, same as one photo. Storage is the number that moves faster.
"Should we upload the original masters?"
Usually not. For cost and speed we'd keep a high-resolution master on a local drive and upload a proxy instead - it stays just as searchable, and everything the AI reads works the same way.