Tigris × Mixpeek: Semantic Layer for Your Media Storage
Add AI-powered search to your media files in Tigris. Extract transcripts, detect logos, analyze scenes — all with natural language queries. No ML team needed.

Tigris now integrates natively with Mixpeek, giving developers a full semantic layer for video, image, and audio files stored in S3-compatible buckets.
Forget manual tagging. Skip the ML team.
With just a few lines of code, your entire media library becomes instantly searchable by meaning.
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What's a Semantic Layer?
You store raw files. But you need to understand what's in them — who's speaking, what's on screen, what the vibe is.
Mixpeek turns your unstructured media into structured, queryable insights:
transcripts, scene descriptions, logo detection, audio tone, visual embeddings — all extracted and indexed automatically.
It sits on top of your Tigris object storage like a brain:
Use Cases: Built for Media & AdTech
Media & Entertainment
Smart Archives
Search entire media libraries using natural language.
"Show me all scenes with mountains and orchestral music."
Instantly find relevant content without manual tagging or complex queries.
Audience Intelligence
Correlate visual/audio elements with engagement.
"Gen Z prefers pastel tones and lo-fi audio in short-form."
Make data-driven content decisions based on what actually resonates with viewers.
Copyright & Brand Compliance
Detect reused logos, intros, music clips.
"Flagged a remix that included our brand jingle and lower-third graphic."
Protect intellectual property and maintain brand consistency at scale.

AdTech
Creative Intelligence
Understand why top creatives convert.
"High-CTR ads had slow zooms, bright lighting, and female voiceover."
Optimize ad creative based on proven performance factors.
Contextual Targeting
Place ads in scenes that visually match brand tone.
"Targeted SUV ads to outdoor adventure footage, not just automotive tags."
Increase ad relevance and engagement through precise placement.
Brand Safety
Automatically block risky content before ad placement.
"Detected violent imagery in a UGC video before we served a family-friendly ad."
Protect brand reputation and ensure safe ad environments.

How It Works
- Upload your media files to a Tigris object bucket (S3-compatible)
- Point Mixpeek at the bucket — it starts ingesting instantly
- Every video, image, and audio file is run through extractors:
- 🎞 Scene segmentation
- 🧠 Visual concept detection
- 🗣️ Audio transcription + tone analysis
- 🏷 Logo + object recognition
- Mixpeek builds a semantic index with embeddings + metadata
- You query it via a simple API using natural language

Code Example
from mixpeek import Mixpeek
client = Mixpeek("your-api-key")
client.collections.create(
bucket_url="https://your-tigris-bucket",
extractors=[
"video-captioning",
"image-labeling",
"audio-transcription",
"logo-detection"
]
)
Any time you upload new content to Tigris, Mixpeek automatically processes and indexes it in real time.

Why Developers Love It
- ⚡ Built for S3-compatible object stores (no migration needed)
- 🧠 No ML infra or training required
- 📦 Embeddings, metadata, and labels — out of the box
- 🔍 Unified query layer for all media content
- 🧰 SDKs for Python, JS, and REST
"It's like adding a search engine and a computer vision team to your media pipeline — instantly."
📈 Before vs After
Challenge | Before | With Mixpeek |
---|---|---|
Finding the right clip | Manual tags or filenames | Natural language scene search |
Ad placement | Contextual guesswork | Scene-level visual/audio matching |
IP monitoring | Manual review | Automatic brand/music/logo detection |
Content analytics | View counts only | Semantic breakdown of what performs |
Let's Build
This integration is for devs building:
- Intelligent media platforms
- UGC moderation tools
- Smart video CMS
- Contextual ad engines
- Content search portals
Got a use case? Need help wiring it up?
→ Talk to a Mixpeek Engineer
→ Or email [email protected]
Tigris stores the data.
Mixpeek gives it meaning.
This is what infrastructure for AI-native media looks like.
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