The memory problem
"Someone mentioned that contract months ago…"
Four hundred hours of interviews, pressers, phone calls and hearings — and a deadline. You remember the sentence; you don't remember who said it, or where. Illustrative example below.
"The contract had not been awarded at that time."
"We began implementation in February."
Publishable provenance
Every quote checks out, because it links to the tape.
A result here isn't "according to your recordings, X happened." It's X happened — hear the 23-second evidence. Editors verify in one click, and the archive from your last investigation compounds into the source base for your next one.
What's under it
Live today. Not a deck.
Upload or point us at a folder — everything below the Early-access chips works on your recordings right now.
Ask across every recording LIVE
Semantic search over your whole library — meaning, not just keywords. Every hit carries its timestamp.
Speaker-attributed transcripts LIVE
Diarized, timestamped, editable. The edited version is what search reads.
Jump to the second LIVE
Every result opens the original recording at the quoted moment. Hear it, don't trust a summary of it.
Evidence clips LIVE
Cut the 30 seconds that matter and export it — captioned, shareable.
Citations & exports LIVE
Copy quote + file + timestamp in one click. TXT, SRT, VTT, DOCX, bulk ZIP per folder, export to Drive.
Cross-file clustering & contradiction timelines EARLY ACCESS
Themes counted across hundreds of files; conflicting statements laid out on a timeline. Rolling out with design partners — ask us.
Bring the archive from your last story.
Index it and ask it what you half-remember — the first files are free.
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