For publishers, magazines & news organisations
Decades of interviews,
finally indexed.
Turn interview archives, conference recordings and branded video catalogues into a searchable inventory. Every quote citable. Every clip traceable. Every moment retrievable.
You sit on a video asset you cannot search, license or monetise.
A national magazine has run video interviews for fifteen years. A conference organiser has decade-long catalogues. A digital publisher has hundreds of hours of branded content. None of it is searchable. None of it is licensable at scale. None of it pays beyond the week it was published. Deepgrip turns every archive into a queryable, citable inventory that your team can package and sell.
- Search every interview, every conference talk, every branded video by quote, speaker or topic
- Cite a video quote in an article with a verified timestamp and link
- Find and package the clips other publishers and agencies ask for
- Find evergreen video content for stories by searching what was said
- Translate to 23 Indian languages and English
- Package the archive for licensing and syndication
Find a quote across fifteen years of interviews
Editorial teams can ask "every time a CEO said 'AI safety' in our 2010-2024 interviews" and get the exact moments, with surrounding context, speaker identity, and timestamps that can be cited in an article. The archive becomes a research tool.
Full-text + semantic search across the entire video archive
Speaker diarisation with named-interviewee propagation
Citation-grounded retrieval — every result links back to source
Operators: interviewee:, year:, publication:, conference:
Editorial search
Example
Find and package clips for licensing
Other publishers and agencies want to use clips from your archive. Deepgrip finds the moments they ask for, builds the compilation and keeps every clip linked to its source and timestamp. Price, territory, embargo and contracts stay with your team.
Search the whole catalogue by quote, speaker or topic
Compilations built from the moments you select
Source title and timestamp kept on every clip
Role-based access and audit logs
Clip packaging
Example
Find video evidence for every story
A journalist searches the archive and finds the exact moment: a CEO saying the phrase, a panel discussing the topic, a conference remark that supports the story. Every answer links to its source timestamp, so the quote can be cited and checked.
Search by quote, speaker or topic
Answers that link to the exact timestamp
Transcripts and subtitles exported as SRT, VTT, TXT or JSON
Role-based access and audit logs
Cite the moment
Example
23
Indian languages plus English
Timestamped
Every answer cites its source moment
NAS · cloud
Where recordings are indexed from
Cloud or on-prem
Where Deepgrip runs
Common questions
Can Deepgrip search across multiple publications and shows in one archive?+
Yes. A single Deepgrip workspace indexes any combination of interview shows, conference recordings, branded videos and editorial recordings.
How does Deepgrip handle citation in articles?+
Every search result links to the exact timestamp in the source video, together with the transcript line, so the quote can be checked before it is cited.
Does Deepgrip help us license clips to other publishers?+
Deepgrip helps you find and package them. It searches the archive, builds compilations and keeps every clip linked to its source and timestamp. Licence terms, pricing and delivery stay with your team, and Deepgrip does not run a licensing portal.
Does Deepgrip handle multilingual interview archives?+
Yes. 23 Indian languages and English. A Hindi interview can be searched in English, cited in a Spanish article, and licensed to a Tamil broadcaster — all from the same source.
How is this different from a video CMS or DAM?+
Video CMS and DAM systems store videos. Deepgrip indexes the dialogue and entities inside videos so the archive answers questions. The two are complementary — Deepgrip sits on top of your existing DAM (Iconik, Avid, Cantemo, MediaCentral) and adds the searchable, citable, multilingual layer.
Turn your video archive into a revenue engine.
Pilot Deepgrip on a single year of interviews. Editors will reach quotes they did not know they had. Custom infrastructure for publishers with multi-decade catalogues.