01 · PROCESS
Fresh from NAB Las Vegas 2026 · pilots in motion across broadcast, studios & FAST
Your videos. Now AI-ready.
A video is a human phenomenon. For AI, longer videos mean more frames, more context, more compute — until one day they just don't fit. We fix that. Process reality once, serve unlimited agents.
Launched at NAB · 75% claimed
We launched at NAB.
We launched at NAB.
The offer is almost gone.
Bring your podcast library. Bring a week of news broadcasts. Bring the highlights you've never had time to find. Five spots remain.
The frame
Your video is yours.
Your video is yours.
The Intelligence is available for you to act on, instantly.
What we return is the distilled intelligence — structured, cryptographically signed, agent-ready.
02 · RETURN
We never keep your frames after the process has settled.
03 · SERVE
Unlimited agents, near-zero marginal cost
Four apps, one platform
These are not four products.
They're four views of what happens when video becomes AI-ready.
01 · Shorts Engine
Long-form into platform-ready shorts
Drop in a 62-minute podcast, get ten TikTok-ready clips with titles, emotion tags, platform-fit scores, and natural cut boundaries. Your existing editorial workflow becomes an assembly line.
Not just one, how about 10, 100, 1000 all instantly.
02 · Semantic ID
Auto-programming for FAST channels
Every video gets a three-tier code [coarse, medium, fine]. Twenty wildly different videos self-organize into a clean content graph — no training, no supervised tagging. This is how a linear network becomes a personalized one.
sports, code, documentary, aerial, news — clustered automatically
03 · Visual Search
Point at an image, find every frame
Drop in a logo. Get every timestamp it appears across your entire library. Sponsor compliance reconciled in seconds. Editorial research that used to take an afternoon finishes before your coffee cools or warms up.
"Find every frame with the American flag" — works across your archives.
04 · Archive Q&A
Plain-English over everything you own
"Show me anything you got about new york and the vibes of new york city in the 1940s" "When was Bank of America shown?" "Find the yellow car." Natural-language timecode recall across your complete archive.
Queries hit in <2ms across 14,000+ searchable units
The reveal
A shorts factory. A semantic programmer. A visual search engine. An archive that answers. These are not four products. This is just a teaser of what happens when your video becomes AI-ready.
We're selling the intelligenceThey just haven't signed the PO yet.
your future agents
need to buy.
Who this is for
Built for broadcasters, studios,
Built for broadcasters, studios,
and anyone with an archive.
National Broadcasters
Reversion your archive for FAST & social
Auto-generated chapters, platform-fit shorts, engagement peaks. Turn 10,000 hours of tape into monetizable windows across TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram, and FAST channels.
News Organizations
Editorial research that used to take hours
"Every clip where the CEO mentioned inflation." "All interviews from the 2024 campaign that mention healthcare." Newsroom research becomes conversational.
Streaming & FAST
Recommendation primitives, retroactive
We give you those structured signals — tags, embeddings, engagement, emotion arcs — for the library you already own.
Sports Rightsholders
Auto-generated highlight reels
Shot-by-shot brand presence detection. Player-specific cuts. Emotion-triggered highlights. Ad compliance reconciliation across every game in the season, generated from a single container per broadcast.
Also in scope
Industrial inspection, drone & thermal footage, enterprise knowledge, web search based fact-checker all run through the same format. Talk to us about adjacent deployments.
"I fed Teagardan our own hour-long interview and it pulled the shorts I would've spent a weekend hunting for".
Kathy Haley · Co-Founder & Publisher, NewsCheckMedia LLC.
Bring your archive.
We'll bring it back to life.
75 of 100 free hours have been claimed. Five spots remain. No catch. You own your content. We never keep a frame.