Veda AI is made by Niranjan Technosoft, a company based in Mangaluru, Karnataka. We started with a simple observation: the best clipping and captioning tools in the world fall apart the moment a speaker switches from English into Hindi, Kannada, or any Indian language mid-sentence — which is how hundreds of millions of people actually talk.
Code-switched speech is the default in Indian content, not an exception to engineer around. Our research and provisional patent work centres on it.
Once in editing hours, again in lost reach from broken captions. Veda removes both costs.
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India produces more video than almost anywhere in the world, and most of it is spoken the way people actually talk: in a mix of languages. We want Veda to be the layer that makes that speech searchable, captioned and reusable, so a lecture, a news segment or a farmer's field demo can reach the audience it was made for.
Accurate transcription of code-switched Indian speech is the foundation. Everything else, from clips to insights, depends on getting the words right.
One long recording should become many useful pieces: short clips, captioned versions and searchable text.
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The same problem, long spoken video that is hard to reuse, shows up across very different sectors.
Turn podcasts, vlogs and streams into vertical clips with captions that read correctly in Hinglish, Kanglish and other mixed speech.
Cut long lectures into short topic-wise clips with captions in the teacher's own language, so students can revise one concept at a time.
Pull quotable moments from interviews, debates and press conferences quickly, captioned for audiences watching with the sound off.
Help extension workers, agri-startups and cooperatives turn field demos and advisory sessions in regional languages into short clips farmers can watch and share on WhatsApp.
Repurpose webinars, testimonials and product demos into short-form ads and social posts for regional audiences, without a separate edit for each language.
Founder, Veda AI · Niranjan Technosoft
Nithin founded Veda in Mangaluru after seeing the same gap again and again: creators, teachers and businesses across India were recording hours of valuable video in the languages they actually speak, and the available tools could not caption it properly or help them reuse it.
He started Veda to fix that at the root, beginning with speech recognition that handles code-switched Indian speech and building clipping, captioning and scoring on top. His focus is on making Veda practical and affordable for the people who need it most, from independent creators to classrooms and regional businesses.