Asset House

Find the asset,
not the filename.

Asset House reads every video, image and GIF your team makes — the words on screen, the words spoken, what is actually happening — and makes all of it searchable. So you can ask for “the clip showing how commenting works” instead of hunting through gf-final-v3-REAL.mp4.

Start free — 20 MBNo card. Full parsing on the free tier.

Twenty seconds, no narration.

The folder is not the problem. The filename is.

Every team ends up with the same drive: four hundred files, half of them called final, and exactly one person who remembers which is which. Search does not help, because search only sees the name someone typed in a hurry eight months ago.

Asset House indexes what is inside the file instead.

Reads the screen

Every word of on-screen text, extracted

Captions, UI copy, titles, calls to action. A 50-second product video in our own library yielded 24 distinct lines of text — all of it searchable, none of it typed by a human.

Reads the audio

Transcripts, when there is speech

Whisper transcribes narration and dialogue. It also knows when a clip is silent: a music-only track produces no transcript rather than an invented one, so your index never fills with phantom words.

Knows what it is for

Not a description — a decision

Each asset gets a summary, subjects, mood, palette, timestamped key moments, and the plain-English questions it is the answer to. Enough for a person or an AI to pick the right file without opening five.

Built for how you work

Drop it, paste it, shoot it

Drag from Finder, paste a screenshot, or open the camera on your phone and record straight into the library. Any size — files upload directly to storage, so there is no ceiling.

Share without an account

A link that shows a thumbnail and counts real viewers

Send an asset to a client with no sign-up. The link previews with a proper thumbnail in Slack and WhatsApp, and tells you how many people actually opened it — link-preview bots are excluded, so the number means something.

For your other tools

An API and an MCP server

Point Claude at your library. Ask it to find a clip, push a new render in with metadata, or pull version six of something. The catalogue is machine-readable by design.

Three steps, then it runs itself

  1. Drop your files in. Drag a folder, paste a screenshot, or record on your phone.
  2. Parsing starts immediately. Frames are sampled, audio is transcribed, metadata is written. You do not tag anything.
  3. Search in plain English. Or share a link and watch who opens it.

Pricing

Storage is what you pay for. Parsing is included on every tier, including free — holding the good part back would make the free tier pointless.

Free

₹0 forever
20 MB

Enough to see whether the parsing is any good on your own files.

  • 20 MB of assets
  • 1 person
  • Full AI parsing — nothing held back
  • Share links with view tracking
  • Search across everything
Start free
Most teams

Studio

₹1,499 per month
100 GB

For a team shipping a few videos a week.

  • 100 GB of assets
  • Up to 5 people
  • 500 assets parsed a month
  • Custom domain for share links
  • API and MCP access
  • Version history on every asset
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Agency

₹4,999 per month
1 TB

Multiple brands, multiple clients, one library.

  • 1 TB of assets
  • Up to 20 people
  • 2,500 assets parsed a month
  • Per-client access control
  • Share-link analytics by recipient
  • Priority parsing queue
Start free, upgrade later

Enterprise

Talk to us
Unlimited

When the library is the system of record.

  • Unlimited storage and seats
  • Google Workspace SSO
  • Bring your own storage bucket
  • Audit log and retention policy
  • Support with an actual human
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Prices in INR, excluding GST. Annual billing takes two months off. The parsing limits are generous rather than decorative — most teams never reach them, and we will tell you before you do rather than silently stopping.

Put one video in and see.

The free tier parses your files exactly the way the paid tiers do. If the metadata is not better than what you would have written yourself, there is nothing here for you.

Start free — 20 MB