A media cell that never blinks.
CLERINT Media watches live television and web video around the clock — hearing every word, reading every caption, tracking every face — and groups what's emerging into stories before they trend.
Every frame — heard, read and seen.
CLERINT decodes each broadcast frame three ways at once: it transcribes the audio, extracts the on-screen text, and recognises every face — all indexed to the exact second so nothing is missed and everything is searchable.
Speech-to-text
Every spoken word transcribed with timestamps — a searchable transcript indexed to the exact frame.
On-screen OCR
Lower-third claims, tickers and breaking-news banners captured as they appear.
Face tracking
Detection, recognition and activity tracking, matched against a known-faces watchlist.
Stories assemble themselves across channels.
When two or more streams start carrying the same keyword patterns, CLERINT groups them into an emerging story automatically — so you see the narrative forming across the whole surface, not one screen at a time.
Every face becomes a node in the narrative.
Each person who shows up on screen becomes an entity — linked to the stories they feature in, the events they're tied to, and the people they appear alongside. The result is a complete narrative map you can follow across the whole media surface.
Track the story's message as it shifts.
Sentiment and framing are scored over time, so you can see how coverage of a subject moves — supportive, neutral or hostile — and get alerted the moment the narrative turns.
Point CLERINT Media at your channels.
Bring the streams you need to watch — we'll show you the stories, faces and narratives forming across them in real time.