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We don't summarize a single video: we train an expert on the whole channel. Ask and get the exact answer, at the exact moment, about everything that channel has ever said.

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What is a Transformer and why did it change artificial intelligence?

A Transformer is a neural‑network architecture introduced in the paper that first described the concept of “Transformers” — a new type of network built around attention mechanisms rather than recurrence ▷ 15:41. Instead of processing sequences word‑by‑word as recurrent networks do, a Transformer can attend to all positions in the input simultaneously, which lets it learn positional information and relationships more efficiently.

The release of the Transformer caused a fundamental shift in artificial intelligence because it became the de‑facto architecture for most deep‑learning problems. After Google introduced the model, the deep‑learning landscape changed dramatically; the Transformer is now used not only for natural‑language tasks (e.g., GPT‑3’s language modelling) but also for vision tasks (Vision Transformers) and many other domains ▷ 2:01:47 ▷ 17:34. Since 2017 the Transformer has accelerated the progress of deep learning, enabling large‑scale models that can generate coherent text, translate languages, write code, and create art, thereby reshaping both academic research and real‑world applications ▷ 1:13.

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Ask them now, no sign-up. Tap one to open its latest analysed video: summary, chapters, infographic and chat.

A summary is not the same as an expert

A summarizer tells you about one video. An expert knows everything the channel has said, remembers it and takes you to the second it was said.

Marker drawing in two halves. On the left, "A summary": one video becomes a sheet of notes, marked "1 video", "Forget" and "No source". On the right, "An expert": a pile of videos becomes a person holding up the timestamp 12:47, marked "The entire channel", "Remember" and "Exact second".
Comparison between a single-video summarizer, the YouTube chat and TubExperto
A single-video summarizerThe YouTube chat (Gemini)TubExperto
Remembers what you already askedEvery summary starts from scratchForgets when you close the videoRemembers the whole conversation
Knows the whole channelOne video at a timeOnly the video you are watchingThe whole channel, always
Cites the exact second with a linkOnly inside that videoDoes not link to the sourceDirect link to the exact second
Compares several channels at onceOne channel, one videoNot availablePanel of several experts
Updates with every new videoYou paste each video by handNot availableIndexes itself

From a channel to an answer, in three steps

Marker drawing of the three steps: 1, paste the channel URL into a search bar; 2, ask in your own words; 3, jump to the exact second, with a player stopped at 12:47.
  1. Paste the channel URL

    We transcribe and index all of its videos. You can close the tab: we email you when it is ready.

  2. Ask in your own words

    The expert knows the whole channel and remembers your conversations.

  3. Jump to the exact second

    Every answer links to the moment in the video where it was said. If the channel never covered it, the answer is “I don’t know”.

What you can do with an expert

Three ways to get the most out of a channel: ask it, study it or follow a topic.

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Ask

Cited answers about everything the channel has said.

Chat with memory

Keeps the thread: it remembers what you already talked about and picks up from there.

Semantic search

Finds the moment even if you use different words from the video.

Multi-expert debate

Compare what two or more channels say about the same thing.

Study

Review material generated from the videos.

Topic summaries

One summary of several videos that cover the same subject.

Mind maps

Navigable: open a branch and drill down into the detail.

Research and follow

Discover new videos on a topic and hear about what gets published next.

Research

Write a topic and it builds a path of YouTube videos with the minute of each stretch.

Topic watch

Alerts you by email or Telegram about new videos that cover your topic.

Ask from wherever you are

Marker drawing: a central cloud labelled "Your Expert Library" with arrows to a laptop (Web), an iPhone, an Android phone, a WhatsApp bubble and an assistant window (Your AI).
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The same knowledge, your same library, five ways to ask.

Who it is for

Pick the case closest to yours.

Six use cases

You follow an educational channel with hundreds of videos and cannot find where it explained exactly what you need.

  1. Create your expert on your teacher’s channel
  2. Ask it in your own words
  3. Get the answer cited to the exact second
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Pricing

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€0

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  • 2 experts
  • 7 questions a week
  • 10 welcome credits
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€348 a year, VAT included.

  • 40 experts
  • 2,000 questions a month
  • 80 credits a month
  • Priority support
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Team

€78Price when paid monthly: €93.60per month

€936 a year, VAT not included. For teams of 2 or more.

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  • Shared library and memory
  • Roles
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Common questions

Does it work with any YouTube channel?

Yes, any public channel. If it has subtitles we use them; if not, we transcribe the audio.

How long does it take to process a channel?

It depends on the number of videos. We email you when it is ready.

How do you stop it from making things up?

Every answer is anchored to a fragment of the transcript, with its timestamp. If the channel never covered it, the answer is “I don’t know”.

Is it legal? Do you respect creators?

We only use public content, we always link to the original video, and creators can ask for their channel to be excluded. Ask to exclude my channel

How is this different from asking Gemini or ChatGPT to summarize a video?

Those chats answer about one single video and forget. An expert knows the whole channel, remembers and keeps itself up to date.

Can I cancel whenever I want?

Yes, whenever you like. You keep your plan until the end of the period you already paid for and then move to the Explorer plan, which is free forever. Your experts are archived, not deleted.

Can I try it before paying?

Yes: the Explorer plan is free forever, no card needed. It includes 2 experts with all their videos, 7 questions a week and 10 welcome credits. You can also ask the catalog experts without signing up.

What happens to my experts if I cancel?

They stay active until the end of the period you already paid for. After that they are archived, not deleted: go back to a paid plan and you get them back at once.

Do you offer refunds?

Yes, a full refund within the first 7 days if you have indexed fewer than 5 videos and asked fewer than 30 questions.

Which languages does it work in?

Spanish and English across the whole platform. You can ask in Spanish about an English-language channel.

Can I use my experts from ChatGPT, Claude or other AI tools?

Yes, with TubExperto Link: connect your experts to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or VS Code and ask them without leaving it.

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