Find any scene in natural language.

Search across scenes, speech, text, audio, and event sequences without depending on brittle metadata or manual logging.

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Query mode

Natural language

Search by scene, spoken phrase, object, person, or event sequence.

Context scope

Multimodal

Unify speech, visuals, time, and action in the same retrieval surface.

Team fit

Analyst to editor

Support security, media, operations, and product review teams.

Capabilities

What this feature unlocks

Ceptory Search gives teams a retrieval layer that understands timing, visuals, speech, and actions together, so users can ask for what happened instead of translating everything into timestamps and tags.

Scene-level retrieval across archives, meetings, surveillance, and recorded sessions
Speech-aware search for quotes, topics, and speaker-linked moments
Event-sequence search when the meaning depends on order and timing
Search-ready outputs that can feed review queues and internal systems

Workflow

How it fits into Ceptory

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Index video from live streams, archives, recordings, and monitored environments.
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Parse speech, scene changes, objects, actions, and temporal context into one searchable layer.
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Return the most relevant moments with timing, confidence, and review-ready context.
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Push results into analyst, editorial, or operational workflows.

Integration

Built to plug into your stack

Connect retrieval outputs to internal tooling through APIs and structured responses.
Use the same search layer across cloud, private cloud, or on-prem deployments.
Keep review and governance controls aligned with enterprise access boundaries.

FAQ

Search: common questions

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What can teams search for with Ceptory Search?

Teams can search for scenes, spoken phrases, objects, people, actions, and multi-step event sequences using natural language instead of timestamps or rigid query syntax.

Does this work only on archived footage?

No. Search can be applied to archives, recorded meetings, support calls, surveillance video, and other indexed video sources.

Why is this different from metadata search?

Metadata search only finds what has already been labeled. Ceptory Search retrieves meaning inside the video itself by interpreting visual, spoken, and temporal context.