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JUN 30 · 4 minSearch without saying the word.The clip you need rarely contains the word you'd type to find it. Retrieval that matches meaning finds the moment anyway.— Deepgrip
JUN 28 · 6 minHow a wellness non-profit made its Indian-language video archive answer questionsA leading wellness non-profit put Deepgrip through thousands of hours of recorded discourses in seven Indian languages, with a translation team that has subtitled by hand for years checking every result. This is what a demanding evaluation surfaced, and what we changed because of it.— Deepgrip
JUN 23 · 4 minThe archive nobody opens.Every broadcaster pays to keep a room it never walks into. The case for measuring the asset you cannot currently read.— Deepgrip
JUN 16 · 4 minField notes: launch day.The product goes public today. The archive it was built for doesn't notice. A dispatch on what shipping changes — and what it doesn't.— Deepgrip
JUN 09 · 12 minAI Video Intelligence Platforms 2026: How 12 Tools CompareA documentary-style comparison of 12 platforms across video intelligence, video CMS, and developer ASR — Kaltura, Brightcove, Reduct.Video, Frame.io, Vimeo Enterprise, AssemblyAI, Wistia, Cloudinary, JW Player, Mux, Mixpeek, and Deepgrip. Honest pricing, deployment, language coverage, and which use case each one fits.— Deepgrip
MAY 26 · 12 minWhat is video intelligence? A practical guide for teams sitting on hours of footage.A plain-English definition of video intelligence — what it actually does, why filename-based archives break at scale, and how to evaluate a platform when you finally start looking for one.Anika Sharma
MAY 02 · 4 minYour video archive isn't a library. It's a search bar you haven't built yet.Most teams record everything and search nothing. The case for treating your archive like something you can ask questions of, not just store.Anika Sharma
MAY 01 · 3 minThe question you didn't think to ask.Six months in, the most useful queries are the ones you didn't have words for yet.Rohan Mehta