Vocabulift

Vocabulift's current website introduces Strata, a multilingual media-intelligence platform from the team behind Vocabulift (Webinson). Rather than a language-learning app, the product is aimed at broadcasters, archives, media-monitoring services and rights societies that need to answer three questions about a programme: what was said, what was shown, and what music was played and who is owed for it. Strata answers all three on a shared millisecond-accurate timeline so each answer can be checked against the others.

The platform handles speech and language analysis (word-level transcripts with confidence scores, speaker identification without enrolment, per-sentence language detection, entity and topic extraction), video understanding (shot boundaries, logos, objects, people, actions and on-screen text detected by a self-hosted vision-language model), and rights data (music detection linked to recordings, works and rightsholders via ISRC, ISWC and IPI identifiers, with generated cue sheets).

Technically Strata is an HTTP service first: 75 operations described in an OpenAPI 3.1 interface, with signed webhooks, idempotent uploads and live progress via server-sent events. A console provides a human-friendly view of media, rights data and cue sheets. It is self-hosted on open models, either on the vendor's servers in Nuremberg, Germany, or on your own, which suits European media organisations with data-residency and language needs.