About
SemanticGaps builds tools that find the structure inside large collections of media and documents, and lead people straight back to the source.
For your Mac
Ennyd is a free media browser and viewer for Mac, with optional Folder Intelligence for transcription, transcript and Visual Search, Moment Watches, and exports. It works inside the folders you already use and processes media on your Mac.
Visit ennyd.comFor institutions
CAINC turns large institutional document collections into Semantic Terrains: computed, navigable maps of how federal agencies, regulators, courts, and other institutions communicate. The first public terrain covers the DOJ corpus and is free to explore.
Learn about CAINCBoth names are Welsh. Ennyd means a moment, the time range you find inside your media. Cainc means a branch, like the paths that connect topics across a terrain.
Neither product replaces your files or your documents. Every result can be traced back to what it came from.
Ennyd ranks media by visual similarity and transcribes speech; CAINC computes topics, boundaries, and change across a corpus. Both present the result as something you can browse, not a black-box answer.
We say what each product does not do, and we keep different kinds of evidence separate instead of blending them into one score.
Founded in Austin, TX. Operating worldwide.
For Ennyd help, start with Ennyd support. For CAINC terrains, briefings, press, or partnerships, email hello@semanticgaps.com.