YouTube Video Finder
Remember a line but not the title? Describe what was said and TimeCue finds the video — and the exact moment — across your whole library. It's a video finder that searches content, not just titles.
You know a creator said something useful — a definition, a step, a number — but you can't recall which video it was in, let alone its title. YouTube's search only matches titles and descriptions, so it's no help.
TimeCue is a different kind of YouTube video finder: it searches the spoken content itself, so you can find a video by what's in it.
Add the videos you watch. TimeCue reads each transcript so its content becomes searchable.
Type the phrase or topic you remember. Semantic search matches by meaning, so you don't need the exact words or the title.
TimeCue surfaces the matching video and the exact timestamp. Click to jump straight there.
What this isn't: TimeCue doesn't recover unlisted or deleted videos and it isn't a reverse video search. It's built to find videos you've saved by what's actually said in them.
If you saved it to TimeCue, you don't need the name. Describe what was said or shown — a phrase, a topic, a claim — and TimeCue's content search finds the video and the exact moment, even when you've forgotten the title.
Yes. That's the core idea. TimeCue reads each video's transcript, so you can search by the actual spoken words instead of guessing keywords that might be in the title.
Yes. One search runs across every video in your library at once and returns matching moments from all of them, each with a clickable timestamp.
No. TimeCue is not an archive for recovering hidden or removed videos. It finds moments inside videos you add to your own searchable library.
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