Turn YouTube videos and documents into source-backed research.

knowledgepilot.app · 2026-10-04 · by Long Nguyen ·generic
Ask questions about YouTube videos and documents. Get source-backed answers with timestamps and citations, and research across sources with KnowledgePilot.

Turn YouTube videos and documents into source-backed research.

Turn YouTube videos and documents into source-backed research.

Ask questions across multiple sources in a Knowledge Hub, jump to the exact evidence, and follow YouTube channels so new videos are ready when you are.

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  • 40 starter credits
  • About 2 one-hour YouTube analyses with 4–5 outputs each
  • No credit card required
  • KnowledgePilot dashboard with source upload, analysis frameworks, colorful output cards, progress summary, and recent Watchlist videos

    KnowledgePilot dashboard

    From your sources to useful insights

    Choose what you want to create.

  • Custom Questions
  • Articles
  • Blog Posts
  • Q&A
  • Study Cards
  • Recommendations
  • Key Takeaways
  • Risk Analysis
  • Charts
  • And more…

    Supported sources: YouTube links and PDF, DOCX, TXT, RTF, MOBI, EPUB files. Documents can be up to 40 MiB, or about 400 typical pages. DRM-protected documents are not supported.

    Evidence in view

    See the source behind every useful insight.

    Keep key passages, related findings, and video moments close to the ideas they support.

    KnowledgePilot mobile document analysis with numbered citations and highlighted source passages

    Paragraph-level document evidence

    Move from a claim to the supporting passage in the built-in document viewer.

    See this on a real document →

    KnowledgePilot mobile YouTube analysis with key takeaways and clickable video timestamps

    Timestamped video

    Get clear takeaways from YouTube videos with links back to the exact moments that support them.

    See this on a real video →

    KnowledgePilot mobile analysis setup with a custom question and selectable insight outputs

    Focused questions

    Ask follow-up questions in plain language and get answers grounded in the sources you provided.

    Knowledge Hubs & Watchlist

    Keep discovering. Keep building your knowledge.

    Find your next source in Watchlist. Bring the ideas that matter together in a Knowledge Hub.

    KnowledgePilot Watchlist showing recent YouTube videos from followed technology, business, and finance channels

    From new videos to connected ideas

    Keep your next insight in view

    Follow the YouTube channels you trust. Your Watchlist keeps their latest videos ready to review, analyse, and add to your Hubs.

    1. Follow your trusted channelsKeep their latest videos together in your Watchlist. 2. Choose what deserves a closer lookAnalyse a video and explore the evidence behind its ideas. 3. Connect it in a Knowledge HubBring related videos and documents together. Ask questions across sources, with answers linked to the evidence. Create your Knowledge Hub →

    KnowledgePilot YouTube article with numbered timestamp citations beside the source video player

    Clickable video timestampsOpen the exact video moment behind an insight without leaving the analysis.See this on a real video →

    KnowledgePilot document answer beside highlighted supporting paragraphs in the source viewer

    Paragraph-level document evidenceMove from a claim to the supporting passage in the built-in document viewer.See this on a real document →

    Knowledge Hubs & Watchlist

    Keep discovering. Keep building your knowledge.

    Find your next source in Watchlist. Bring the ideas that matter together in a Knowledge Hub.

    KnowledgePilot Watchlist showing recent YouTube videos from followed technology, business, and finance channels

    From new videos to connected ideas

    Keep your next insight in view

    Follow the YouTube channels you trust. Your Watchlist keeps their latest videos ready to review, analyse, and add to your Hubs.

    1. Follow your trusted channelsKeep their latest videos together in your Watchlist. 2. Choose what deserves a closer lookAnalyse a video and explore the evidence behind its ideas. 3. Connect it in a Knowledge HubBring related videos and documents together. Ask questions across sources, with answers linked to the evidence. Create your Knowledge Hub →

    How it works

    From any content to lasting knowledge in 3 simple steps.

    1

    Add a source

    Paste a YouTube link or upload a document.

    2

    Analyze with evidence

    Ask a question or choose an output. Every insight stays linked to its source.

    3

    Build knowledge that keeps growing

    Research across sources in a Knowledge Hub and follow channels for new videos.

    KnowledgePilot Public Library showing topic filters, search, and source-backed article cards with Add to Hub actions

    Public Library

    Explore research across different topics.

    See our Public Library for articles on different topics and use them in your own Library and Knowledge Hubs.

    Bring every source together in one Knowledge Hub.

    Build a library of documents and videos, bring related sources together in Knowledge Hubs, and ask questions across them. Get clear, source-backed answers while keeping every project organized in one place.

  • Create your research librarySave videos, documents, notes, and generated analyses for future reference.
  • Organize sources into HubsGroup related material by topic, project, client, or research goal.
  • Ask across multiple sourcesExplore connections and get answers grounded in everything within a Hub.
  • Verify every important insightJump directly to the supporting passage or video timestamp.
  • Simple pricing

    Start free. Upgrade when your research grows.

    Every plan includes source-linked answers, summaries, and research across videos and documents.

    Free$0foreverExplore source-backed analysis with no credit card required.40 trial credits1 Knowledge HubAbout 2 one-hour YouTube analyses with 4–5 outputs eachStarterMost popular$16per month_10% off_For regular research across videos and documents.356 credits monthly5 Knowledge HubsApprox. 25 one-hour YouTube analysesPro$26per month_20% off_For deeper, higher-volume research workflows.650 credits monthly10 Knowledge HubsApprox. 50 one-hour YouTube analyses

    Prices shown in USD. Credits are added monthly on paid plans.

    Start turning your sources into knowledge.

    Paste a YouTube link or upload a document to get source-backed answers, summaries, and research. New accounts receive 40 starter credits after email verification.

  • 40 starter creditsAdded after email verification
  • No credit card requiredNothing to cancel
  • YouTube + documentsPDF, DOCX, TXT, RTF, MOBI, EPUB; up to 40 MiB / about 400 typical pages

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