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Search locally
Find quotes, topics, guest moments, and reusable clips across local recordings from Riverside, Zoom, Teams, or your own folders.
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Query
speaker says "we launch tonight" while the crowd reacts
Speech
Find spoken lines in transcripts and jump to exact moments.
Visual
Match scene descriptions and visual context in your footage.
People
Filter results where detected people appear.
Short answer
Index the recordings locally, search the transcript and visual context, then jump to exact timestamps or save moments for editing.
Find exact spoken lines and jump to their timestamps.
Search by theme, guest, decision, or reusable moment.
Save moments and export them for editing, review, or publishing workflows.
The friction
Find quotes, topics, guest moments, and reusable clips across local recordings from Riverside, Zoom, Teams, or your own folders.
How Focus helps
Focus indexes local recordings so editors can search transcripts, speakers, topics, and visual context before building clips or summaries.
Find exact spoken lines and jump to their timestamps.
Search by theme, guest, decision, or reusable moment.
Save moments and export them for editing, review, or publishing workflows.
Archive search vs recording-first tools
Focus
FocusRecording-first workflow
How it works
A shorter path from footage to the next useful action.
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Point Focus to podcast, interview, webinar, or meeting exports.
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Build searchable transcripts and moment context locally.
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Find exact quotes, save moments, and export clips or handoff files.
FAQ
No. Keep using Riverside, Zoom, Teams, or another recorder. Focus is for searching and reusing the recordings after they exist.
Yes. Transcript search is one of the main workflows for long recordings.
No. The same workflow fits interviews, webinars, user research, meetings, and documentary footage.
Ready
Use Focus to search local podcast and interview archives.