YouTube Video Reader

Give it any YouTube link and ask away. It reads the video server-side — title, channel, view count, publish date, full description, and the complete timestamped transcript in any available caption language (Shorts included) — then answers your question with [MM:SS] citations, or hands you a summary at the depth you choose: a 3-bullet TL;DR, a standard thesis-and-insights brief, or — on deep — a full research report as a downloadable markdown file, shaped by what the video is for and what you actually asked: verbatim key quotes with timestamps, the video's own evidence for each claim, and an explicit list of what it does not answer. Whenever the video has captions, the full raw transcript and description come back as a downloadable file too, so you can check any citation yourself. No API key, no browser extension, no copy-pasting captions: paste a link, get the substance of the video without watching it. Ideal for research, competitor analysis, lecture notes, meeting prep, and turning long talks into usable notes.