Video intelligence software to search, recap and cut decades of video by asking in plain words. In 23 Indian languages and English.
Decades of video you own and can’t search. Finding one moment means scrubbing through hours of footage.
Broadcasters, news teams, sports leagues, publishers and archives with large video libraries, often in many languages.
Deployment connects Deepgrip to your MAM. No MAM? It works with your NAS, archive storage or LTO directly.
Type a sentence. Get the exact clip, the speaker and the timestamp, in whatever language it was said.
See it live ›Footage: “একটি নদীর নাম” by Indian Diplomacy, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY 3.0. Trimmed and cropped for this page.
Describe what's on screen, or drop in a photo. Deepgrip reads the frames, so you can find a shot even when nobody mentions it.
See visual search ›
Footage: “India Post Payments Bank: आपका बैंक, आपके द्वार” by Narendra Modi, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY 3.0. Still frames are used here; no other changes made.
Ask one question across every video you hold, for example what a speaker said on a topic over ten years. You get an answer with the clips it came from.
See it live ›Daily, weekly or quarterly summaries of everything you recorded, stitched from real clips you can trace back.
Try a recap ›Footage: Kanha Conversations
Describe the cut. Compile finds the moments, assembles the timeline and exports a reel with every source cited.
Watch Compile work ›Footage: “Sound Check: Music of Contemporary India” by Indian Diplomacy, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY 3.0. Trimmed and cropped for this page.
Long videos split themselves into searchable clips at scene and speaker changes. One source, dozens of usable pieces. Preview and polish each one before it goes out.
See auto-clipping ›
Footage: Kanha Conversations
Trim, subtitle and brand on a timeline that arrives already cut. Nothing to install.
Open the editor ›Footage: “Tears of Steel” by Blender Foundation, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY 3.0. Trimmed and cropped for this page.
Deepgrip understands speech in 23 Indian languages and English, so the whole archive is searchable, whatever language it was recorded in.
Deepgrip is video search software for organisations with large archives. It transcribes speech in 23 Indian languages and English, reads what is on screen, and finds any moment from a question typed in plain words. Every result links to the clip and timestamp it came from. It runs on your own servers or on Deepgrip cloud, and is built by Dootlabs in Hyderabad, India.
On your own servers, or on Deepgrip cloud. Same product either way. Speech and text are processed by named providers you approve.
Each result links to the clip, the timestamp and the speaker. Every query and export is logged.
Your video and transcripts are not used to train any model.
Deepgrip can run inside your own infrastructure: your servers, your network, your storage. In that deployment the media library is indexed in place and is not copied to a vendor cloud. Only the audio and text needed to answer a question are sent for processing, to providers you approve. Nothing is used to train any model, and every query and export is logged.
Working toward SOC 2 Type II · Every query and export logged · Built in Hyderabad, India
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Thirty minutes on your own footage. We build the index inside your environment, and you keep it either way.
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