That said, let's go into the set of documents that has been shared with me these are NASA documents from the Apollo missions. So the first thing I'll note is we have about 1,300 documents in here, Pinpoint is really fast. So I heard of somebody uploading 30,000 documents. They were done being processed in 15 minutes. It's wicked fast, it's getting faster all the time. So, you also will have here names of people you would expect to see inside of Apollo documents, astronauts that we're familiar with. The most frequently named organization is NASA. And then we also have locations and I just love this because you've got Houston, you've got Earth. You've got Kennedy Space Center, etc., etc. So this is Pinpoint just starting to say these things show up the most in your set of documents. If we were to click on one like NASA, it's going to bring up all of the documents that either NASA or the fully spelled out name of the agency is going to show up in. And so I'm gonna do a little bit of searching through these documents to show you how the search works. And so one of the first things that I want to show you is synonym search, which I just sort of referenced. So if I search for the word "moon," which you would expect to find, we get 350 results, and so Pinpoint is finding the word moon, of course, but in this case I'm just going to bring this up more in the top of the screen, it's also bringing up the word "lunar." Essentially, Pinpoint is saying if you're interested in moon we're pretty sure you'll be interested in this document too because it contains references to moon and words like moon. So synonym search is really helpful. I have never seen this functionality in another product. If you have, I'd love to know, but I'm going to search for this phrase, which is going to bring me to this particular document. And so I've typed in the word "Loomis," which is the acting director of NASAʻs last name, and then I also searched for the word "state." And so what's happened is Pinpoint has found the word state -- you can see that it's written in cursive, it's sort of diagonal. And yet, Pinpoint can search through handwriting. So if you think about the use cases for political journalists on bills with margin notes, archival material. I've thought about like Hollywood scripts if they're scribbled on. So, again, you have a collection of documents, they've got a bunch of stuff on there, Pinpoint is going to help you find, oh, you're interested in this word or this type of thing? We think all of these things will be helpful for you. And so that's what that's helping you do. You can also search through photos for text inside a photo. So this doesn't search for photos that might contain an image of something if I search for giraffe, it's not going to bring up all the photos of giraffes. What it is going to do is, I've typed in this particular set of letters STDN, which I looked this up yesterday was the Spacecraft Tracking and Data Acquisition Network, part of NASA. So that is the thing that you're looking into in your set of documents, it's also going to pull up photos that include that text. So you can see, this is a little bit small probably for you all to see, but it's highlighted in green. STDN shows up inside this photo because it's on this person's desk. So I think that is really cool for -- I've also thought about kind of in this set of Apollo documents if there were a photo let's say of Neil Armstrong, and he had his name on his flightsuit, it would bring that up. You're interested in X, we're going to show you everything that we can find on that. And then the last one I want to show you is what the audio looks like. So I'm searching for this phrase that I know is going to bring up this PDF. So you can see up here in the file type that it was an mp3 and it's now been converted to PDF by Pinpoint. And so I searched for the phrase congratulate and Bob Coe, which is a name. And so here you can see the audio is broken out into timestamps, so you can quickly sort of scroll through what you have. And then it is finding those words. You then could take this, you can see like it needs a little bit of cleaning up, right? You would uppercase the B, that sort of thing, and share those quotes within your story. So it's a great way of helping you find -- I've got this big interview, I've got this audio file, where is it when we talked about this topic, right?, or what exactly was that quote that I remember was so good? You can quickly get to it, and then you can listen to the audio if you wanted to compare the transcription but you've got the basics right there, so it's helping you sort through it. Okay. So I want to also show you some real world examples of how Pinpoint has been used in reporting. Hopefully that gives you just a sense of what's possible sort of inside of Pinpoint.