Three clean ways to recognize
Use the mic around you, record what is on your screen, or speak the quote directly.
The Shazam for Movies/TV
Use your surrounding audio, a screen recording, or a spoken quote to identify the movie or show instantly, then keep the match with timestamps, year, providers, and saved moments.
Clypse's database is still growing, so it will not recognize every title yet. New titles and matches are added every week.
Built for the exact “what scene is this?” moment across living-room audio, spoken quotes, and what is currently playing on your screen.
What makes it useful
Clypse is not just for naming a scene. It is built to help you keep it, understand it, and come back to it later.
Use the mic around you, record what is on your screen, or speak the quote directly.
See timestamps, year, genres, ratings, and streaming providers right after recognition.
Keep recognized scenes and memorable lines so the best finds do not disappear after one tap.
Jump into Framed and Quotele for a repeatable puzzle loop that fits the rest of the product.
Coverage is improving continuously. The database grows every week, which means recognition gets broader over time.
Recognition modes
Point your phone at a TV, laptop, or speaker and let the mic identify the scene around you.
Start screen recording, switch to the app where the media is playing, and let Clypse resolve it.
Recite the line you remember into the mic and work backwards to the movie or show instantly.
How it works
Audio, quote, or clip. Whatever sparked the question is enough to begin.
The engine maps what you captured to the title, the people involved, and the moment itself.
Save it, share it, jump to cast details, or find where to watch next without losing momentum.
FAQ
Clypse currently supports a growing set of movies and TV shows through surrounding audio, screen recordings, and spoken quotes, but it does not cover every title yet.
No. The database is still expanding, and new titles are added every week, so coverage improves over time.
You get useful metadata like timestamp, year, ratings, genres, and providers, plus the option to save clips or quotes.
That usually means the title is not in the current database yet. Coverage is actively growing every week as more titles are added.
Yes. Clypse also lets you save recognized clips and quotes, review metadata, and play Framed and Quotele.
Ready to launch
Sharper positioning, cleaner feature hierarchy, and a visual system built around the real product: recognition, saved moments, deep metadata, and daily puzzle play.