🚨 47 hours of footage. One sentence. The exact clip. Someone made it possible to Google Search your own videos.
It's called SentrySearch.
Type "red truck running a stop sign." It finds the exact 30-second clip from hours of raw footage. Instantly.
Not transcription. Not frame-by-frame scanning. Actual AI that understands what's happening in raw video.
No manual scrubbing through hours of footage. No timestamps. No guessing.
Here's how it works:
→ Index your video footage with one command
→ AI embeds raw video directly into a searchable vector space
→ Type any description: "white SUV cutting me off" or "pedestrian crossing at night"
→ It matches your text against actual video content. Not metadata. Not transcripts. Raw pixels.
→ Returns the top matches ranked by relevance
→ Auto-trims and saves the clip from the original file
Here's the wildest part:
There's no transcription. No frame captioning. No text middleman. Google's Gemini Embedding model projects raw video and text into the same 768-dimensional vector space. A sentence and a video clip become directly comparable. That's what makes sub-second search over hours of footage possible.
Every Tesla owner who's spent an hour scrubbing through Sentry Mode footage looking for one moment now has their tool.
Works with any MP4 footage. Not just Tesla. Also supports local models via Qwen3-VL for fully offline search.
Open Source.