# SemanticGaps
> Company. Makers of Ennyd and CAINC.

SemanticGaps builds tools that find the structure inside large collections of media and documents, and lead people back to the source. Ennyd does this for the media folders on a Mac. CAINC does it for institutional records, as living Semantic Terrains.

## Ennyd
> Find the moment. Keep the files.

- Ennyd is a free media browser and viewer for Mac, with optional Folder Intelligence for transcription, transcript and Visual Search, Moment Watches, and exports.
- Folder Intelligence is $149 USD once, with a 14-day full-feature trial and no subscription. Requires an Apple silicon Mac with macOS 26 or later.
- Canonical product facts: https://ennyd.com/press/
- Support: https://ennyd.com/support/

## Start here
- CAINC: https://semanticgaps.com/cainc/ -- CAINC instrument page
- Terminology: https://semanticgaps.com/terminology/ -- Canonical definitions of Semantic Terrain, corpus intelligence, and related terms
- About: https://semanticgaps.com/about/ -- Company context and positioning
- Research Library: https://semanticgaps.com/research/ -- Published studies
- Blog: https://semanticgaps.com/blog/ -- Articles on Semantic Terrains and corpus intelligence
- Methodology: https://semanticgaps.com/methodology/ -- How Semantic Terrains are computed
- Sitemap: https://semanticgaps.com/sitemap/ -- Full navigation

## CAINC
> The system that builds and maintains Semantic Terrains.

- CAINC computes terrain before a user asks a question. The methodology turns a bounded corpus into a source-grounded terrain whose objects can be navigated, queried, compared, and tracked over time.

## Semantic Terrain
> A living map of a bounded document corpus showing priorities, risk, entities, boundaries, and change.

## Commercial access
- Terrain Subscriptions: continuous access to a named maintained terrain, updated on a defined cadence.
- Custom Terrains: bespoke terrain from a client-defined corpus.
- Deep Dives: scoped analytical engagement using terrain data.

## Free public demo
- The first public terrain covers the DOJ corpus (116,000+ press releases, 2020 to present). No account required. Additional public terrains are coming.
- Live at: https://cainc.semanticgaps.com

## Constraint
- Terrain movement is evidence-backed structural change, not a verdict.
- Movement requires at least two temporal snapshots of the terrain.

## Canonical CTAs
- Request a Terrain Briefing: https://semanticgaps.com/contact/
- Explore a Live Semantic Terrain: https://cainc.semanticgaps.com
- Learn what a Semantic Terrain is: https://semanticgaps.com/blog/what-is-a-semantic-terrain

## Terminology (canonical definitions)
- Semantic Terrain: A computed, navigable map of a document corpus's structural geography.
- Corpus Intelligence: The category of analysis that produces navigable, evidence-backed structure from a bounded document corpus.
- CAINC: The proper name of the SemanticGaps system that maps a document corpus as a Semantic Terrain. The name comes from the Welsh word for branch; it is not an acronym.
- Living Terrain: A Semantic Terrain updated on a defined cadence that reflects new documents as they enter the corpus. Compounds in value over time.
- Corpus: A bounded collection of documents from a single institution or domain.
- Live Corpus: A document body that grows as new material is published by the source institution.
- Peaks: The dominant topic clusters within a Semantic Terrain.
- Passes: Transition zones where topics overlap or share language.
- Corridors: Paths between connected peaks showing how topics relate.
- Contours: Computed boundaries between topic regions.
- Persistence: A measure of how dominant and stable a peak is within the terrain.
- Entity Mapping: Locating people, organizations, and cases precisely within a Semantic Terrain.
- Entity Dossier: Comprehensive profile of a single entity within a terrain.
- Terrain Cadence: The update frequency of a Semantic Terrain (daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly).
- Terrain Subscription: Continuous access to a living Semantic Terrain for a named corpus, used for monitoring, investigation, research, and early structural warning.
- Custom Terrain: A bespoke Semantic Terrain built to a client's specification.
- Deep Dive: A scoped analytical engagement using Semantic Terrain data.
- Terrain Movement: Changes in terrain shape over time. Requires at least two temporal snapshots. Movement is an early hypothesis with evidence, not a verdict.
- Early Structural Warning: The ability to detect emerging peaks, hardening corridors, boundary movement, and abnormal silence before they become consensus.
- Vector Search: Search by meaning, not just keywords. Finds semantically related documents.
- Terrain Map: Primary topographic view of a Semantic Terrain.
- Network View: Entity co-occurrence graph positioned within the terrain.
- Article View: Full-text document browser with vector search.
- Entity View: Interface for exploring individual entities and their dossiers.
- Full definitions: https://semanticgaps.com/terminology/

## Focus domains
- Government and Law
- News and Media
- M&A and Finance
- Medicine and Research
- Defense and Intelligence
- Custom institutional corpora by request

## Research studies (citable)

## Blog articles
- What Is a Semantic Terrain?: https://semanticgaps.com/blog/what-is-a-semantic-terrain (2026-04-19)

## Contact
- Email: hello@semanticgaps.com
- HQ: Austin, TX (remote worldwide)
- Legal entity: SemanticGaps LLC

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Last updated: 2026-10-22