For YouTube creators
Connect your YouTube channel and get an organized, searchable knowledge base of everything you have ever covered — built from your own videos, published on your terms.
Private beta. No forms, no waitlist — email us and a human answers.
Point us at your YouTube channel. Your videos are ingested using the captions they already have — nothing to re-record, nothing to re-transcribe.
People, products, topics, and recurring threads are extracted across your catalog and written up as wiki articles.
Articles cite the videos and timestamps they were built from, so readers can jump back to the moment you said it.
Host the wiki publicly at its own address, protect it with a password for members, or keep it private for your team.
Ingestion runs on the transcripts your videos already have, and channel sync keeps up as you upload — new videos flow into the wiki without re-processing your library.
Instant full-text search across every article and transcript. "Which video did I cover that in?" stops being a support question.
Pick your wiki’s design language from a gallery of themes — clean editorial, minimalist, retro terminal, and more — applied across the whole published site.
Published wikis live at their own address and can be fully public or password-protected; team access tiers (view, edit, admin) cover everything internal.
We only build wikis for channels their creators bring to us. Your content, your call — nothing is scraped or published without you.
Readers can report a wrong fact; you approve the fix once and it is enforced in every article generated afterward. Your wiki gets more accurate over time, not less.
My Channel Wiki is in private beta with creators. If you have a deep back catalog and an audience that keeps asking where you covered something, request access.
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