YouTube search only looks at titles. The knowledge is locked inside the videos.
Taffy reads every transcript and every comment on a channel so you don't have to. Ask a question, get an answer — cited, timestamped, across every video.
Transcripts + comments. Every video. One search. No credit card required.
How it works
Point at a channel. Search everything ever said and commented. Get exact answers.
Pick any channel
Enter a YouTube channel URL. Taffy indexes every transcript and every comment automatically.
Ask anything
Search what the creator said across hundreds of videos and what viewers keep asking about in the comments.
Get cited answers
Every answer cites the exact episode and timestamp. Click through to the source video.
What creators say + what audiences think. One search.
Most tools process one video at a time. Taffy indexes an entire channel — every transcript and every comment — so you search once and find everything.
Search any channel
"Which episode covered creatine?" — ask and get the answer citing 5 episodes with timestamps. No more scrubbing through hour-long videos to find one segment.
Try it freeChannel summary
You follow 20 channels. They upload weekly. Get the full picture — topics, sentiment, audience questions — without watching everything.
What viewers keep asking
What viewers keep asking for, complaining about, and praising — extracted from thousands of comments you'd never read yourself.
Gap finder
Topics viewers keep asking about that the channel hasn't covered yet. Content opportunities backed by real demand.
Recently indexed channels
Real channels, fully indexed — browse the insights or ask a question
Same channel, three angles
Same data, different questions — depending on whether you're making videos, studying a market, or hunting one quote.
For Creators
- Find video ideas viewers keep asking for in the comments
- Spot content gaps — topics asked about, barely covered
- Tear down a competitor channel in minutes, not weeks
For Researchers
- Search what any channel covers — in minutes, not weeks
- Extract audience sentiment and pain points from real comments
- Find unmet questions and category-level gaps
For Viewers
- Find the episode where they talked about X — across 300+ videos
- Stop scrubbing through hour-long videos for one quote
- Get caught up on a channel without watching everything
Frequently asked questions
Gemini and ChatGPT can process a single video if you paste a transcript. Taffy indexes an entire channel — hundreds of videos and tens of thousands of comments — so you can ask cross-video questions and get answers citing specific videos with timestamps.
Our AI ingests all transcripts and comments from a channel, then lets you ask questions about the combined data. Ask things like "What topics get the most positive response?" and get answers based on real data.
Free gives you today's featured channel with 5 daily chat messages. Plus ($9/mo) unlocks the full indexed library, curated topic chats, archive, and unlimited timestamped search. Pro ($49/mo) adds your own channel with full-history indexing, priority processing, exports, and API access.
Yes. Taffy works with any public YouTube channel. Enter any channel URL and get a full breakdown — topics covered, audience sentiment, trending themes, and what viewers are asking for.
Yes. Every account gets today's featured channel with full insights and 5 chat messages per day, plus 25 starter credits. No credit card required. It's a real plan, not a time-limited trial.
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