Video
Debate clips, classes, livestreams, explainers
Source-first fact checking
Yentl checks what is being said.
Bring Yentl a video, live tab, microphone, uploaded media, media URL, pasted transcript, or one claim. It keeps the original source, transcript, claims, evidence, and rhetoric markers in one reviewable workspace.
Guest-first in v1. Browser-local saved sessions. AI analysis stays reviewable.
Yentl's Read
Mixed claims, strong rhetoric, source health still checking.
Claims
12
4 need review
Sources
18
3 no image
Markers
9
Loaded language leads
01
Transcript stays source-anchored instead of becoming free-floating notes.
02
Claims keep their quote, status, source cards, and open questions together.
03
Bias, fallacy, and rhetoric markers point back to the language that triggered them.
Examples
The product story is visible before the app asks for work.
A user can see the kinds of sources Yentl handles, the kind of reasoning it exposes, and the limits it admits before creating an account or starting a session.
Article
Arguments, essays, news pages, shared text
Conversation
Room audio, talks, phone-on-speaker review
Five ways in, plus direct media
Start from the source you actually have.
Current Chrome tab
Review an open article, video, livestream, class, or debate beside the source.
YouTube link
Paste a public video URL and keep the transcript, claims, and source cards together.
Audio or video file
Import a recording or saved media file when the source lives on your device.
Text, transcript, or claim
Paste article text, captions, notes, a transcript, or one specific claim.
Live microphone
Use room audio for a talk, meeting, class discussion, or phone on speaker.
Direct media URL
Use a hosted MP3, MP4, stream, podcast file, or other direct media URL.
How it works
Yentl separates transcription, claim extraction, evidence checks, and marker learning.
- 01Capture or import the source with consent and context.
- 02Build a transcript with timestamps or document anchors when available.
- 03Extract checkable claims and keep non-checkable material visible as context.
- 04Search, cite, and label evidence quality without hiding uncertainty.
- 05Surface bias, fallacy, and rhetoric markers with quote-level context.
Features
Built for review, not blind confidence.
Yentl's Read summarizes the overall posture without hiding uncertainty.
Devil's Advocate pressure-tests weak conclusions before a user over-trusts them.
Local saves and exports make the record portable without requiring an account in v1.
Trust, limits, pricing
The trust layer is part of the product surface.
Yentl publishes method, privacy, terms, subprocessors, accessibility, pricing posture, and contact routes so reviewers can inspect the product before using it.
Pricing
Public preview: guest-first, no published paid plan yet.
Yentl v1 is positioned as a free public preview while the product is validated. Responsible partners can contact the team about pilots or deployment support.
FAQ
Launch questions answered in the page, not hidden after sign-in.
Is Yentl a final authority?
No. Yentl produces AI-assisted analysis for review. Treat every verdict as a starting point for inquiry, especially on fast-moving or high-stakes topics.
Do I need an account?
Not for the v1 guest flow. You can start a session and save snapshots locally in this browser. Account sync is only available when a deployment explicitly enables it.
Where does my media go?
Media may be processed by the app and its listed subprocessors to transcribe and analyze the source. Local saved snapshots stay in this browser unless you export or share them.