Turn long YouTube videos into clear summaries—then check the claims that matter against published research.
EvidenceLens combines an AI video summarizer with research-backed fact checking. Paste a YouTube link, share a web article, or open a PDF to see the key takeaways, important factual claims, and evidence you can inspect.
SUMMARIZE VIDEOS AND LONG-FORM CONTENT
• Get a concise overview of a YouTube video
• Find the main ideas and key takeaways
• Understand web articles and PDFs faster
• Ask follow-up questions about the source
CHECK CLAIMS AGAINST RESEARCH
EvidenceLens identifies factual claims and compares them with an index of more than 200 million peer-reviewed publications. Each claim can be marked supported, refuted, mixed, or inconclusive, with context, confidence, caveats, and cited papers.
USE EVIDENCELENS TO
• Decide whether a long video is worth your time
• Review the evidence behind health, nutrition, psychology, climate, and technology claims
• Save useful analyses and return to them later
• Get an evidence-based second opinion for study, research, journalism, or everyday learning
HOW IT WORKS
1. Paste or share a YouTube video, article, or PDF.
2. Read the summary and key takeaways.
3. Explore claim-by-claim verdicts.
4. Open cited research and ask follow-up questions.
EvidenceLens works best with factual and scientific topics. Results depend on the available source material and research.
Important: EvidenceLens is an informational research assistant. AI-generated summaries and analysis can contain errors and are not medical, legal, or other professional advice. Check primary sources before making important decisions.
EvidenceLens is not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube.
Summarize YouTube videos, then fact-check claims against research.