SemanticGaps
We build tools that show what matters inside large bodies of media and documents, and lead you straight back to the source. Ennyd does it for the media folders on your Mac. CAINC does it for institutional records.
Our products
Large collections hide their structure. Our products make it visible at two very different scales.
For your Mac
Find the moment. Keep the files.
A free media browser and viewer for Mac. Optional Folder Intelligence transcribes speech on your Mac, searches transcripts and visual similarity, and turns results into Moments you can play or export as ordinary files.
Free viewer · 14-day full-feature trial · $149 USD once, no subscription · Apple silicon, macOS 26 or later
For institutions
Living Semantic Terrains of institutional records.
CAINC maps large document collections, such as 116,000+ DOJ press releases, into Semantic Terrains you can navigate by topic, entity, and time, and watch change as new documents are published.
Free public DOJ terrain · Terrain Subscriptions · Custom Terrains · Deep Dives
Ennyd reads your folders in place, with nothing to import. CAINC keeps every document in the corpus available as evidence.
An Ennyd result opens its file or the Moment it came from. A terrain region opens the documents that define it.
Ennyd transcribes and compares media on your Mac. CAINC computes a terrain before anyone asks a question.
CAINC
Large institutions generate vast document corpora over decades. Federal agencies, regulatory bodies, courts, and legislatures all publish continuously. Inside that output is structure: topics cluster, priorities shift, narratives converge and diverge.
A Semantic Terrain is a living map of that structure. It shows where topics concentrate, where they connect, what is emerging, and which documents support the pattern. Keyword search finds documents you already know to ask for. Terrain shows the structure you did not know was there.
This is not a search engine or a summary tool. It is the reading produced when CAINC takes a topological measurement of institutional language at full scale.
Semantic Terrains for institutions that generate large, complex document corpora over time.
Map the enforcement landscape of federal agencies, regulatory bodies, and courts.
See the structural shape of institutional communication at scale.
Navigate the terrain of regulatory enforcement relevant to due diligence and compliance.
Explore the corpus of clinical, regulatory, and research publication bodies.
Analyze the structural geography of defense, security, and geopolitical corpora.
Request a Semantic Terrain built from any institutional document body.