Catalog large-scale media collections

Pinpoint footage and surface patterns of identity, time, and location.

Accelerate content annotation, stay in the loop

Generate descriptions for terabytes of media and index it in hours, then collaboratively review the results.

  • Build custom analysis workflows

    Create analysis flows that adapt to each file’s content.

  • Face and Voice Matching Across Files

    Find where the same faces and voices appear across files.

  • Geolocate Images and Video

    Identify likely GPS coordinates and addresses using context and visual clues.

  • Pinpoint footage

    Use natural language to search and find relevant images and video timestamps based on visual content and generated descriptions.

Whether you know exactly what you’re looking for or aren’t sure where to start, we’d love to hear about your media archive, research, or investigation, and discuss how we can help accelerate your work.

About us

The people behind VSIN

Dean Issacharoff is a creative technologist and communications professional.

He works in AI safety and previously led communications for human rights NGOs and parliamentary parties.

He holds a Master's degree from NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program, where he began building VSIN as his thesis.

Georgia Edwards is currently Training and Partnerships manager at WITNESS where she leads on visual investigations.

She has been working with VSIN on managing and developing community-led investigations for the analysis of large-scale video collections of human rights abuses.

Jasmine Nackash is a designer and creative technologist working on tools and experiences that aim to help people make sense of complex, layered information.

She holds a Master’s degree from NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program, where she recently completed a year-long postdoctoral research residency.