Ask your video anything and turn answers into content
Chat with Video puts a conversational AI on top of your transcript. Ask questions, pull insights, and generate posts and articles — grounded entirely in what was actually said.
Your transcript, on demand
Instead of scrubbing an hour of video for one quote, just ask. Chat with Video answers from the transcript, surfaces the key moments, and can draft derivative content — posts, articles, summaries — straight from the answers.
How it works
A recording you can interrogate
Long recordings are write-only media. Once a two-hour webinar exists, finding the four minutes worth publishing means scrubbing, and answering a question like "did we ever explain the pricing change?" means watching it again. The content is there; it just isn't reachable.
Chat with Video makes the recording answerable. Ask what was covered, which objections came up, what a guest said about a specific topic, or what the strongest argument in the session was — and get an answer drawn from the transcript rather than a keyword hit list. It turns a recording from something you have to sit through into something you can query.
Up and running in three steps
Upload your video
Clipo transcribes the whole thing automatically.
Ask questions
Chat in plain language and pull out insights and quotes.
Turn answers into content
Generate posts, articles, and summaries from the replies.
Getting the most out of it
Practical tips
Ask for specifics, not summaries
"Summarise this" gets a summary you could have guessed. "What did the guest say about pricing objections, and where?" gets you something you can actually use.
Ask it to point at the moment
Follow up by asking where in the recording something happens. It's the fastest route from a half-remembered detail to the clip you want to cut.
Use it to build the outline before you cut
Ask what the three strongest segments are and why. That gives you a shortlist to check rather than a whole recording to review.
Who it's for
In practice
Researchers and interviewers
Ask a set of the same questions across several interview recordings instead of re-watching each one to compare answers.
Marketers hunting for proof
Find the moment a customer described the problem in their own words — usually more persuasive than anything written from scratch.
Editors with a vague brief
"There was a good bit about onboarding" becomes a specific timestamp in one question rather than twenty minutes of scrubbing.
Works great alongside
Frequently asked questions
Chat with Video is a conversational interface over your video's transcript. You can ask questions, pull out insights and quotes, and generate posts or articles from the answers.
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