ContextLens
A new layer.
Right beside the video.
Open ContextLens on a regular YouTube watch page. Your video stays in view while the transcript becomes easier to explore.
Political content. Your own judgement.
See what
you're missing.
A political video makes its case. Make room for your own judgement. Explore its statements, return to their context, and find a starting point for reading beyond the video.
University prototype · German & English · No automated fact-checking
Illustrative product demo with fixed sample data. No live analysis.
From watching to understanding
Keep the video.
Expand the picture.
Scroll to explore. This sequence illustrates the interface, not processing speed.
A new layer.
The big picture.
Without losing the thread.
Understand the video's argument first. A summary and key topics show what the speaker says, without treating their position as the final word.
What was said.
And exactly when.
Separate a checkable claim from an interpretation or a political demand. Return to the timestamp and read it in context. Classification does not establish whether a claim is true.
The video ends.
Your curiosity doesn't.
Follow topic-related reading beyond the video's argument. Read the sources yourself and form your own assessment. Links are not verified evidence or automatically selected opposing views.
Illustrative product demo with fixed sample data. No live analysis.