Heimdex, a Seoul startup building upload-free video AI, has been selected for Korea's TIPS program to develop on-premises search that understands how people and objects relate across footage.
Korean video intelligence startup Heimdex launched HeimLog in beta on September 9, an AI tool that turns raw vlog footage into an edited long-form draft in one click.
An engineer and a product designer explain why Heimdex built its own video-labeling tool from scratch — and how obsessive UX choices improved AI accuracy by over 20%.
Heimdex was selected for a South Korean government startup program after building video AI that searches footage without ever uploading the original files to the cloud.
A product designer shipped a rebranded homepage with Claude Code in two weeks — no engineers, no prior React experience. Here's what worked, what never did.
How a single bracket [ ] became Heimdex's new logo — inside the rebrand that rejected more concepts than it kept.
How do you brand a product whose core value is what it doesn't do? Inside Heimdex's rebrand: turning "no upload" into language you can design against.
HEIMDEX, a company specializing in on-premises AI-powered video search, editing, and utilization, announced on the 28th that it
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SEOUL, South Korea — July 30, 2026 — Heimdex, an artificial intelligence company pioneering "no-upload" video search, editing, and