The API is the starting point.
What you build is the product.
Labs sketches new products a team could build on top of Qortex signals. Each one is a concept — a way of thinking about what structured video understanding unlocks — not a feature you can switch on.
Start with signals. Add what makes it yours.
- QORTEX · 01
Signals
Content and Creative Intelligence return structured, timestamped data about video.
- YOU · 02
Your data
Join it with what only you have: rights, campaigns, catalogues, customers.
- YOU · 03
Your logic
Rules, scoring, review queues, taxonomies — the part that makes it your product.
- YOU · 04
Your surface
Reports, search, alerts, dashboards. The thing your users actually open.
Five things worth building.
Pick a concept to see which signals it leans on and the rough shape of the build. Selection is local to this page — nothing is uploaded or analysed.
Sponsorship reporting
Turn hours of match, stream and event footage into a sponsor-ready report: where each partner appeared, how, and in what context.
- Logo and on-screen text detections
- Spoken brand mentions
- Timestamped evidence per appearance
- Scene and topic context
- Ingest event footage
- Group detections by sponsor
- Attach evidence clips
- Export a partner-facing report
Applications already get built on video understanding. AVI is one.
AVI is an existing Qortex application. It is shown here as proof that the pattern works — the Labs concepts above are separate ideas, not AVI features or upcoming releases.
A set of illustrative product concepts showing how Qortex signals could become the foundation for something new. Visual sketches are decorative, not output.
A product catalogue, a roadmap, live analysis, or a promise of availability, pricing or endpoints. Those conversations start with your use case.
Got a product in mind that needs to understand video?
Tell us what you want to build. We’ll talk through which signals could be its foundation — and where your own logic takes over.