Use case
Find the quote. Verify the cut.
Every source is transcribed at ingest, so "what did they say about X" is a search, not a rewatch — and every quote is checkable against the tape before it airs.
The newsroom loop
From rushes to package, before deadline.
Search the sources
Moment search across every interview in the tenant — ranked hits with timecodes, one click into the tape.
Verify before you cut
The transcript is the source of truth: check the exact words against the tape, in context, with the surrounding sentences visible.
Cut on anything
Package assembly on the laptop at the desk; trims on the phone from the scene. Same sequence, same state.
Standards review
Legal or standards desk gets a watermarked link with view counts — the review is on record.
Accuracy is a feature.
- Every quote is checkable against the transcript, sentence by sentence
- Speaker-labelled transcripts name who said what
- B-roll from the stock panel — Pixabay, Pexels, Wikimedia — licensed and inside the tool
- Version stacks keep the legal-cut and the broadcast-cut straight
- Guest links let a source verify their own segment, watermarked, expiring
"Two days of rushes used to mean two days of scrubbing. Now the investigation starts with a search box."
— the newsroom loopDeadline humour
"Somewhere around 1:30" is not an address.
Every source transcribed at ingest. Search the quote, verify it against the tape, cut the package before your coffee cools.
Find the quoteThe quote is a
search away.
Moment search and watermarked review links on every plan.