Everyone knows the feeling ChatGPT created: you type a question in plain language, and a machine gives you a thoughtful, useful answer. It changed how people interact with text, documents, and data overnight.
But until now, video has been left out of that revolution.
If you wanted to know what happens at minute 47 of an interview, you watched until minute 47. If you needed the three best clips from a two-hour event recording, you scrubbed through the whole thing. If a client asked for a content safety check on 20 training videos, you opened them one by one.
Video has been the last major content format that still requires manual, linear effort to understand and use. That’s changing now.
What if you could just ask your video a question?
Valossa Assistant is a conversational AI that actually watches your videos. Not just the transcript, but the visuals, the audio, the faces, the on-screen text, the moods, and the sounds and lets you ask questions about what it sees and hears.
Upload a video. Ask “What are the key highlights? Show me the best clips.” And the AI responds with an answer, complete with the exact clips, ready to save and export.
This is not speech-to-text with a chatbot on top. Valossa’s proprietary AI engine analyses six dimensions of every video: speech, visuals, audio events, on-screen text, faces, and moods. When you ask a question, the AI draws on all of that understanding to give you an answer that actually reflects what’s happening in the footage. Not just what someone said.
From question to finished clip in under a minute
The real power shows up in what happens after the AI answers. When Valossa finds relevant moments in your video, it shows them as visual clips you can save, edit, crop for portrait or landscape, add subtitles to, and export as MP4, all without opening a separate editor.
Here’s a workflow that takes most people 2-3 hours manually and is now done in under five minutes:
- Upload a 90-minute podcast episode
- Ask: “Find the 3 most interesting moments for social media”
- The AI returns clips with thumbnails, timestamps, and explanations of why each moment stands out
- Save the best clip, crop it to portrait, add subtitles, export as MP4
- Post it
That’s the entire path from raw footage to social-ready clip. No timeline scrubbing, no transcript hunting, no guesswork.
It’s not just clips – it’s whatever you need
The conversation adapts to what you ask. The same interface delivers:
Text answers when you ask analytical questions — “Summarise the key arguments in this panel discussion” returns a structured summary with timestamps.
Video clips when you ask for moments — “Find every scene where the product is mentioned” returns visual clips with save buttons.
Structured breakdowns when you need organisation — “Break this video into chapters” returns a chapter list with timecodes and descriptions.
Content safety reports when you need compliance — “Flag any sensitive content” returns a detailed assessment of violence, nudity, explicit language, and substance use with exact timestamps.
Full metadata exports when you need data — transcripts, captions, keywords, entities, chapter markers, exportable in CSV, JSON, PDF, or Adobe XML.
One conversation, whatever output the job requires.
Who is this for?
Valossa Assistant is built for anyone who works with video professionally and doesn’t have time to watch everything manually.
Content teams and marketers who need to repurpose long-form video into clips, summaries, and social posts. A one-hour webinar becomes five social clips and a blog summary in ten minutes.
Journalists and researchers who need to find specific moments across hours of footage. Ask “Where does the minister discuss the budget?” and get the exact timestamp with context.
Video producers and editors who need a faster first pass. Instead of watching 3 hours of raw footage before making a single cut, ask the AI to surface the strongest moments and start editing from there.
Compliance and safety teams who need to screen content at scale. Every video gets a content safety analysis automatically. Flag nudity, violence, weapons, or explicit language across your entire library.
Corporate communications and L&D teams who need to make training and internal video content searchable and accessible. Ask questions across your entire video library, not just one file at a time.
Why not just use ChatGPT?
You can paste a transcript into ChatGPT. But that only gives you the words, not the visuals, the audio, the emotional tone, the faces, or anything else that makes video video.
Valossa’s AI was purpose-built for video from the ground up. It’s not a generic language model with a video plugin — it’s a multimodal video intelligence engine that understands footage the way a skilled human researcher would: by watching, listening, and connecting what it sees and hears.
And critically, it doesn’t just answer. It acts. When it finds a clip you need, you can save it, edit it, and export it as a finished MP4 right there in the conversation. No separate tools, no manual handoff.
Built in Europe, built for privacy
Valossa operates from the EU and follows EU data protection laws. Your content is never used to train AI models. Videos are processed and stored in compliance with GDPR. This matters for teams working with sensitive or proprietary content corporate communications, legal, compliance, media.
Try it in five minutes
Valossa Assistant has a free 7-day trial. Upload a video, ask it a question, and see for yourself how quickly you go from footage to insight, clips, and structured data.
No credit card required. No setup. Just upload, ask, and see what your videos have been hiding.