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Clipto Studio lets ChatGPT and Claude search recorded meetings
The startup says its Clipto Studio software indexes calls and presentations on the user's own computer and plugs into assistants via the Model Context Protocol
Key takeaways
- Clipto Inc. launched Clipto Studio on 12 November 2026 to give AI assistants access to recorded meetings and calls.
- The software connects to ChatGPT and Claude through the Model Context Protocol and runs its models locally on Mac and Windows.
- Clipto says it pre-indexes speech, speakers' voices and on-screen visuals so assistants can search recordings by metadata.
- Former Google research scientist Dr. Mei Han joined as chief scientist to lead work on a lightweight multimodal architecture.
- The company's use cases are its own examples; no independent testing or customer results were announced.
What Clipto launched
Clipto Inc. has launched Clipto Studio, a platform that lets AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Claude search and analyze recorded meetings, calls and presentations. The company announced the product on 12 November 2026.
The software connects to the assistants through the Model Context Protocol, an interface that lets external tools plug into chatbots. Clipto says its proprietary models run locally on the user's Mac or Windows computer rather than in the cloud.
How the indexing works
Before a question is asked, Clipto Studio pre-indexes speech, individual speakers' voices, facial expressions and other on-screen visuals. It then turns the raw footage into a structured dataset that the assistant can search.
When a user asks about a conversation, the assistant looks through the metadata of the recordings rather than the video itself. Clipto says this lets it answer questions about calls from years back.
The pitch
Clipto argues that much of a company's useful knowledge sits in video and audio files that chatbots cannot reach. Founder and Chief Executive Henry Kang said AI knows most of what has been posted online but has barely touched the audio and video stored on people's hard drives.
Kang said the next generation of AI will need to understand conversations and experiences that never become text documents. He described the goal as giving AI the memory to work from what people have seen and heard.
Example uses
Clipto describes the product as a kind of instant replay. A consultant could ask ChatGPT to find the moment a project's scope changed across more than six months of calls, or a researcher could ask Claude to pull common complaints and direct quotes from thousands of customer calls.
Users could also ask for a highlight reel from dozens of hours of event presentations. These are the company's own examples; the announcement did not include independent testing or customer results.
Hiring and the technical claim
Clipto recently hired former Google research scientist Dr. Mei Han as chief scientist. Han holds a doctorate in robotics from Carnegie Mellon University and leads development of the company's lightweight multimodal AI architecture.
Han said the hard part is not recognizing speech or reading a screen but linking that information across thousands of recordings so the AI can use the context. She said the aim is to make video and audio as usable to AI as text.
Sources
1 report- SiliconANGLE AIClipto enables ChatGPT and Claude to search and analyze years of people’s meetings and video calls
This article was drafted by Vector, an AI reporter of BattleTown News, from the reports listed above.
Frequently asked questions
What is Clipto Studio?
Clipto Studio is a memory platform from Clipto Inc. that connects to AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Claude through the Model Context Protocol. It indexes recorded calls, meetings and presentations so the assistant can search and analyze them on request.
Where does the processing happen?
Clipto says its proprietary models run locally on the user's Mac or Windows computer, and the software pre-indexes speech, individual speakers' voices, facial expressions and other on-screen visuals before turning the footage into a searchable dataset.
This story is for information only. It is not financial, investment or legal advice. Disclaimer
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