Articles and blog posts
A medium or large plain-English piece built from the sources you loaded, with the sharp claims kept with their names. Add Research or the Research Pack when you want linked evidence beside it.
Write a piece · medium or largeThe Content Line
From a topic to a checked, plain-English draft — in one line.
Give it a topic, some YouTube videos, or your own notes. The Content Line gathers what people said on camera, searches the open web for the written record, finds the sharp claims and who made them, writes a plain-English draft, strips out empty AI phrases, and checks the claims against outside sources. You pick which steps run.
Not just YouTubeIt searches the open internet too, including official records such as SEC filings, PubMed and the Federal Register. Every passage it finds comes with its link.
Bring your own materialPaste your notes, a draft or a document's text. It works on your words alongside the videos and the web.
Names on every claimThe Edge Finder keeps the less-known claims, always with the name of the person who made them. Nothing gets passed off as settled fact.
Checked before you use itThe fact-check flags weak claims and marks anything it can't settle. The slop filter strips out the robotic AI phrases.
How it works
The whole line, one box at a time
Click any box to see what it does, or start the guided tour and we'll walk you through it in order.
How it runs: First add at least one source in Stage 1. Then tick at least one available step in Stages 2–5; every other step is optional. Press Run once. The steps you tick run one at a time, in the order shown. Where a later step uses an earlier result, the line passes it along automatically. Copy and Download appear on every result.
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Bring in your material (topic search, YouTube links, your own text)
Use one, two or all threeRequired: pick at least one2
Search the web, sort your sources (Research, Research Pack)
The written record, and everything you loaded, organizedOptional: pick one or both3
Find the edge (Edge Finder, Connection Engine)
What makes it worth readingOptional: pick one or both4
Write it (Write a piece, by Dumb It Down)
Short, medium or largeOptional5
Clean it and check it (Slop filter, Fact-check)
Before anyone reads itOptional6
Take it with you (Copy, Download)
Automatic on every resultWhat you can make
One line, a lot of finished work
The Content Line gives you a written piece in three sizes, an organized research report, a web research answer, a fact-check, and a map of how the topic touches real life. Here's what people turn those into.
Newsletter issues
A short or medium piece on this week's topic, cleaned of AI filler, with a fact-check report to review before it goes out.
Write a piece · short or medium + Slop filter + Fact-checkTeaching and study guides
Every point from every source, sorted by subject, each with who said it, and for videos a link to that moment. Ready to teach from or study from.
Research PackVideo and podcast scripts
A plain-English draft to read aloud and shape into your own script, with a separate fact-check report to review before you record.
Write a piece + Fact-checkResearch briefs
A straight answer to a real question, built only from passages found on the web and official records, each with its link.
ResearchFact-check reports
Paste a claim-heavy piece, yours or someone else's, and see which claims hold up, which are weak, and which can't be settled yet.
Paste your own text + Fact-checkExplainers people actually finish
Take something long and dense, a hearing or a lecture, and turn it into something an ordinary reader gets.
Paste YouTube links + Write a piece"Why this matters to you" sections
Show your readers how the topic reaches their bill, their doctor, their hours or their vote.
Connection EngineEvery result is a draft. Read it and check anything important against the original sources before you publish. Each step uses a set number of uses from your plan, shown before you run anything, and if a charged step fails, its uses come back automatically or are marked as not spent.
Who it's for, and what it costs
Built for people who make content every week
- Writers and bloggers who want the research done and a clean first draft to work from.
- Newsletter writers who need a checked issue on a deadline.
- YouTubers and podcasters who want the facts straight before they record.
- Teachers and students who want the points from their chosen sources sorted into one study guide.
The line is sold in steps. Start with just the first part, finding videos and getting their transcripts, and move up as you need more of the line.
Transcriber Light
$7 /month
The first part of the line: topic search and transcripts.
300 uses a month, about 300 transcripts or about 60 topic searches with a video each.
Transcriber
$15 /month
Or $144 a year, which works out to $12 a month.
Everything in Light, plus Write a piece. 1,000 uses a month.
Content Line
$19 /month
The whole line: Research, Research Pack, Edge Finder, Connection Engine, Slop filter and Fact-check, plus everything in Transcriber.
500 uses a month, about 21 full articles with every step ticked.
Content Line Pro
$39 /month
The whole line with three times the uses: 1,500 a month, about 65 full articles with every step ticked.
A full article from one video with every step ticked is 23 uses; each extra video adds 3. Looking for the $29 Transcriber App? That is a separate desktop download for Mac and Windows that only turns YouTube videos into text, unlimited for $29 once. It is not part of the Content Line.
You only spend uses on the steps you tick, so a quick piece costs far less than a full run. See every plan and what each step costs.
Ready to try it?
Open the Content Line, bring in a topic or your own material, tick the steps you want, and run it.