Know why a video works — without rewatching it
Paste a YouTube or TikTok link. Minutes later: a timestamped transcript plus the hook, scenes, pacing, and structure — everything that made it perform.
2 free analyses, no card needed. Ready in minutes, in the video’s language.
One link in. All of this out.
A growth case study built on one repeatable claim: consistency beats production value. The creator walks through his 90-day posting system, shows the analytics behind three breakout videos, and closes by asking viewers to pick the next experiment.
Scene timeline
6:12From link to breakdown in three steps
Paste a link
Any public YouTube or TikTok video. No upload, no browser extension.
We analyze it
Audio is fetched and transcribed word-by-word, then the analysis pipeline maps hooks, scenes, pace, and structure.
- ✓Fetching audio
- 2Transcribing…
- 3Analyzing
Explore the breakdown
Hooks, scenes, structure, pace — every claim linked to its timestamp. Then ask the video anything.
Every second of the video, accounted for
Word-level timestamps mean search results, quotes, and AI answers all point to an exact moment — one click seeks the player. Pace tinting shows where the delivery speeds up, slows down, or pauses for effect.
The first three seconds decide everything ⏸ 1.2s so stop wasting them on intros.
Answers grounded in what was actually said
No hallucinated summaries. Every answer cites the transcript with clickable timestamps, so you can verify the claim against the video in one click.
People who study videos for a living
I used to scrub through competitor videos at 2× with a notepad. Now I paste the link and get the scene map before my coffee is done. The hook tags alone changed how we write openers.
We ran our top 20 competitor ads through it in an afternoon. Seeing the pacing bars side by side told us more than a month of guessing — every winning ad slowed down right before the offer.
Ask-the-video is the feature I didn't know I needed. I ask 'where does he re-open the loop?' and get timestamps, not vibes. It cites the transcript, so I can actually trust it.
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2 free analyses, no card needed. Paste a link and see for yourself.