Scrubbing back and forth…
Dragging the timeline of an hour-long recording, hunting for the eight seconds your child was actually on stage.
Hours of birthdays, recitals, and holidays — and the moment you want is buried somewhere in the middle. Describe it, and LatticeSearch jumps straight to the exact second, ready to clip. All on your device.
From a 30-second clip to a three-hour film — results in ~250 ms, without uploading a thing.
You captured it. Finding it again is another matter entirely.
Dragging the timeline of an hour-long recording, hunting for the eight seconds your child was actually on stage.
Dozens of near-identical clips named VID_0912.mp4. Opening each one to check is a lost afternoon.
The dog, the sign, the friend who dropped by — it’s in the footage somewhere, but no filename will ever tell you where.
LatticeSearch understands what happens inside your video — the actions, the objects, the people — and turns a memory into a timestamp you can open or cut.
“The goal”, “when she blows out the candles”, “the speech at the wedding” — LatticeSearch finds the exact time range and drops you right there, no scrubbing.
Not just which video: the exact frame, and where in the frame it is. Find the dog mid-leap, the birthday banner, the car in the background — with its timestamp.
Found the scene? Pull the clip in about a tenth of a second and hand it to Premiere, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut, or Remotion — without the footage ever leaving your machine.
The first steps. The winning goal. The toast that made everyone cry. Stop scrubbing — just ask, and watch it appear.
Search video by meaning, land on the exact time, and send the clip into your editor — all on your own machine. Cancel anytime; you keep your files and your index.