Why AI is still "blind" to video (and how I built the infrastructure to fix it)
AI has spent the last few years learning how to read, but it has remained essentially blind to video content. If you want to "search" a video today, you're still relying on human written captions or tags to tell the AI what it's looking at.
Our team wanted to build a Vision Layer for the AI stack.
Instead of just scraping metadata, we’ve built infrastructure that allows the AI to "watch" and "listen" to videos exactly like a human would! This means indexing the actual content inside the frame: the logos on a shelf, the spoken words in a routine, and the background context that never makes it into a hashtag.
The Use Cases we're solving for:
- Searchable Video: Searching millions of videos by what is actually said or shown.
- Competitive Intelligence: Seeing every brand mention (tagged or untagged!) across the platforms like TikTok or Instagram.
- Modular Analysis: Taking that raw video data and using it to fuel your own workflows.
We’ve moved away from the Enterprise model of closed and expensive dashboards. We think video intelligence should be a modular utility.
We’d love to get some stress tests from this community. What’s a specific niche or competitor you’ve struggled to track? Let’s see if our indexing can find it (spoiler alert: it can)