Ask the video

Ask any YouTube video anything.

Have a question about a video? Just ask. MyShorts answers from the actual transcript — grounded, with the timestamp — so you find exactly what was said without scrubbing the timeline.

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How it works

Three steps. No editing.

  1. 01

    Paste a YouTube link

    Any talk, tutorial, interview or lecture you have a question about.

  2. 02

    Ask your question

    In plain English — “what did they say about X?”, “what's the main argument?”

  3. 03

    Get a grounded answer

    Answered from the transcript, with the timestamp so you can verify it.

What you get

Everything you need, from one link.

Grounded in the transcript

Answers come from what's actually said in the video — not made up.

Jump to the moment

Every answer points to the timestamp so you can watch that exact part.

Ask follow-ups

Keep the conversation going until you've got what you need.

The whole toolkit

The same video also gives you a summary, editable notes, and viral Shorts.

Chat with any YouTube video

Sometimes you don't want to watch a 90-minute video — you just want one answer. MyShorts lets you chat with any YouTube video: paste the link and ask questions in plain language, and it answers from the transcript, citing the timestamp so you can jump to the exact moment it was said. Ask what the speaker recommended, what a term means, what the conclusion was, or how a step works — then keep the conversation going with follow-ups until you've found what you need. It's the fastest way to interrogate long podcasts, interviews, lectures and tutorials without scrubbing.

Answers grounded in the video, not guesses

Unlike a generic chatbot, MyShorts Q&A is grounded: every answer comes from what was actually said in that video, with a timestamp you can verify, so you're not relying on a model's memory or a hallucination. That makes it genuinely useful for research and study. And because the same link also produces a summary, editable notes, a full transcript and face-aware 9:16 Shorts, chatting with the video is one part of a single workflow — understand it, take notes from it, and clip it, all in the same place.

FAQ

Good questions.

How is this different from a normal chatbot?

Answers are grounded in the video's transcript and cite the timestamp, so you get what was actually said — not a generic guess.

Can I ask follow-up questions?

Yes — it's a conversation. Keep asking until you've found what you need.

Does it show where the answer is?

Yes — each answer includes the timestamp so you can jump to that exact moment in the video.

Do I need to watch the video first?

No. Paste the link and start asking — MyShorts reads the transcript for you.

Is it free?

You can ask questions for free (a few per video); paid plans raise the limit.

Ask any YouTube video anything.

Start free — paste a link