About qibb

qibb is an automation platform built for media companies, used to connect the systems in a media stack and run jobs between them. Teams build flows in a visual editor with 140+ ready-made media connectors, then let qibb move the files, fire the actions and log every run.

Moments Lab and qibb

Today someone has to go and get the files: a new season lands in your storage or your asset manager, and until a person exports it and loads it into Moments Lab, your digital team can't touch it. qibb does that job instead, watching your systems, moving the files and triggering the indexing with nobody in the loop. Your social and digital team then works in Moments Lab alongside the MAM (media asset manager) and storage they already have, sourcing content across the whole catalog with AI tuned to your own shows, characters and storylines rather than generic video tags.

How it works

qibb is the engine between your tools.

Where it fits

Keep your asset manager, your storage and your delivery tools. qibb connects them to Moments Lab from a catalog of 140+ media connectors, including Mimir, GV AMPP, Iconik, Avid, Dalet and EVS. Anything without a connector it reaches over HTTP, OpenAPI or GraphQL. Moments Lab sits alongside them, the place your social and digital team sources content with AI tuned to your own shows.

What qibb drives

Your team builds a flow in qibb's visual editor: fetch a file from storage, send it to Moments Lab, start AI indexing, write the result back. MXT, our AI indexing engine, watches the whole file and returns scene descriptions, transcripts and the people and objects on screen. qibb maps that metadata into your other systems, following the field names you already use, so nobody re-keys anything. Flows fire when a new asset is checked in, on a schedule, or on an API call. Every run is logged and failed jobs retry, so new titles land in Moments Lab without anyone watching.

Getting started

The Moments Lab node is already in qibb's catalog so you can connect it with an API token from us then build your first flow. You will need a qibb account. One limit worth knowing: qibb moves files and fires actions, and clipping, reframing, subtitling and publishing still happen in Moments Lab.

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