Your archive can finally think.
Decades of video, dormant on disk. Deepgrip turns it into a living, searchable mind — trace any idea across every talk, and find any moment from a picture, a sound, or a sentence.
Ask your archive anything.
Pick a person, a concept, a place, a teaching — and see every moment it appears across your entire archive, laid out over the years, each one a click from playing.
One query → every moment across the whole corpus, on a single timeline.
↻It compounds
The longer your team uses it, the more irreplaceable the index becomes. It’s the map to your own archive.
⤳Jump to the second
Every result links straight to the exact timestamp in the original talk — no scrubbing, no guessing.
↗See it evolve
Watch how a teaching, a phrase, or a relationship develops across years of recordings.
Search by image, audio, or voice — across petabytes.
Don’t remember the words? Search with a photo, a hummed melody, a sound, or just say it out loud. Deepgrip finds the exact moment across an archive measured in petabytes.
A photo, a sound, or a spoken phrase → one unified index → the exact moment, with a timestamp.
◧Find it by sight
Upload a still or a screenshot — Deepgrip surfaces the frames that look like it, anywhere in the archive.
♪Find it by sound
A clip of audio, a chant, a melody — matched to the moment it was recorded.
◉Find it by voice
Just say what you’re looking for. Speak in any language; we search across all of them.
Petabyte archives, indexed end to end.
Speech, on-screen text, faces, scenes, and meaning — every layer indexed, so nothing in your archive stays lost.
Turn your archive into your advantage.
See Archive Brain and multimodal search run on your own footage in a 30-minute session.