Source-linked chapters
Connect key topics to the original video using the timestamps of transcribed speech.
LorecastVideo-based documents
Knowledge from long videos,
in source-linked documents
Create report, FAQ, and timeline drafts from transcripts and video scenes.
Creators work directly; clinics and institutions use administrator-managed operations.
Video-based documents
From video to drafts you can read and review
Organize spoken knowledge into reports and navigation, linked to the relevant points in the original video.
YouTube Description
Review and separately approve a description draft. The Lorecast block is merged with your existing description, with checks for external changes.
Web Archive
Create a private draft with an article, summary, FAQ, and timeline. Only the reviewed and approved version becomes a public page.
Key features
Review the source, refine the draft, then publish
Generation runs automatically through a private draft. Creators review directly; administrators operate content for clinics and institutions.
Pick a Video
Select a source video from a connected YouTube channel. Creators generate directly; administrators handle generation for clinics and institutions.
AI Analysis & Structuring
Build the article, summary, FAQ, and chapters from audio transcription and relevant scenes.
Video chapters
Follow transcript-linked chapters to the relevant point in the original video.
Check the existing description before applying
Save the description before applying and merge the Lorecast block. External changes pause updates or rollbacks for review.
Approve to Publish
Web publication and YouTube updates each use an approved version. Available operations depend on the customer type.
"A good explanation deserves a life beyond the video. Lorecast organizes it into a readable document and connects readers to the relevant moment in the original source."
Lorecast
From source video to an approved public document
Agree the operating scope, create a private draft grounded in the source, then publish the reviewed version.
Explore service optionsConsultation and channel connection
Agree which videos to work on and the scope. Clinics and institutions connect after preregistration and contact verification.
Transcription and scene analysis
Transcribe the original audio and examine relevant video scenes to build the article.
A private draft linked to its source
Create a report, summary, FAQ, and timeline with original timestamps and supporting sources.
Review and publication approval
Creators work directly; administrators operate content for clinics and institutions. Web publication and supported YouTube updates require separate approvals.
Observe visits and search traffic
View visits and search metrics through connected GA4 and Google Search Console. These metrics do not measure AI citation counts.
Use cases
Content operations for each customer type
Each service turns videos into documents, with different responsibilities for generation and publication.
Knowledge creators
Turn explainers, lectures, and expert videos into documents yourself. Generate with administrator-granted prepaid credits, then review and approve web publication and YouTube updates separately.
Clinics
Administrators manage document generation and web publication for clinic videos. No customer credits are used; customers view traffic and settings.
Institutions and associations
Administrators generate, review, and publish lectures, seminars, and educational videos. No customer credits are used; your team views its institution's traffic and settings.
Web Archive
A public archive with the source close at hand
Publish approved reports as server-rendered pages with search fundamentals and links to the original video.
SEO built in
Published pages ship with canonical URLs, metadata, and sitemap support out of the box.
Source attribution
Every archive page credits and links back to the original YouTube video.
Approval-gated
Drafts are private and excluded from search indexing. Only the approved version is published on the web.
Give your video knowledge
a document readers can explore
FAQs
Learn about adoption, operating models, credits, approvals, and traffic.
How do I get started?
Contact us to discuss your videos and operating scope. Creators connect their channel and generate directly using prepaid credits. Clinics and institutions use administrator-managed operations after preregistration and contact verification.
Who uses credits, and how are they calculated?
Only creators use administrator-granted prepaid credits. Round the video duration up to whole minutes, then multiply by 10. A video under one minute uses 10 credits. Technical failure or cancellation releases the reservation in full. Clinics and institutions use administrator-managed operations without customer credits.
Will my existing YouTube description be overwritten?
The existing description is saved before applying, and the Lorecast block is merged into it. External changes after approval stop the update as a conflict. Rollback also checks that the current description matches the applied version; otherwise, review is required.
Is anything published without my approval?
Generated content is saved as a private draft. Creators approve directly; administrators operate content for clinics and institutions. Web publication and supported YouTube updates each require explicit approval of the relevant version.
Do you guarantee search visibility or AI citations?
Public pages provide search fundamentals and links to the original source. Search visibility and AI citations are not guaranteed. Connected GA4 and Google Search Console show visits and search traffic; these are not presented as AI citation counts.
What permissions does the channel connection need?
Reading videos requires read access; applying a YouTube description requires write access. Institutions connect both during onboarding. Connecting a channel does not approve content updates, and you can disconnect in settings.