AnswerDog
AnswerDog companion · 01
More footage than time
Fetch turns one long recording into a week of short clips. You say “cut my video”. It does the rest, and shows you everything first.
Fetch is AnswerDog's first companion — a working dog for creators. See the other beats we chase →
A stream, a podcast, an episode, a lecture, a long YouTube upload.
Long, with talking in it? Fetch can cut it.
What it does for you
Finds the clips
It reads the whole recording and ranks what it finds. Each clip comes with a plain sentence saying why.
Writes out the words
No caption file needed. Fetch writes one on our machines while you do something else.
Fixes your names first
It asks about the words it is unsure of. Then it remembers them, for every video after this one.
Finds your face
You on top, your game or screen underneath. Learned once, then the same look every time.
Shows you every clip
Pictures, not promises. Move the words, trim an ending, redraw a box. No command line, ever.
Checks before it cuts
Six things that ruin a clip. One that fails a check is refused, with its reason.
Writes your posts
A caption for each place you post. YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook. In your own words.
Tells you when to post
A schedule you can paste. Built from your hours, not from somebody's blog post.
One page at the end
Every clip, its picture, and the words that go with it. Copy a caption and post it.
Two optional extras. Each says its price before you tap it.
A zoom on your best line. Music under your clips.
Your captions carry your name. They carry your guests' names, your subject, your inside jokes. Get one wrong and it is on screen forever. So Fetch stops and asks. One word at a time. Then it remembers, for every video after this one.
How Fetch found Unk's pattern
One creator, one back catalogue, one thing nobody had noticed. The episode goes here when it is cut.
Why that step exists
Machines hear a made-up word as a real one. They hear your co-host's name as a regular word. It happens in every recording.
Most tools burn that into the video and hand it to you. Fetch shows you the handful of words it is unsure about. You fix them. Then it cuts.
Your hook lines come from those words. Your titles come from those words. Fix them once, up front, and everything after is right.
It cuts for the story, not the noise
Loud is easy to find. Loud is not a clip.
Fetch looks for moments that finish. Something starts, something happens, it lands. The ones that never land get dropped. That is most of any long recording.
It would rather hand you five good clips than pad out twelve. Every one comes with a plain sentence saying why it is there. You see all of them before anything is made.
It never touches your accounts
No YouTube login. No TikTok login. No Instagram login. Fetch cannot post for you. It cannot read your numbers. It does not scrape. Everything it knows about your channel, you told it.
That is how it is built, not a promise to keep later. The server holds no platform logins at all. A test fails the build if a table grows room for one. Why it works that way →
What a session looks like
- Say “cut my video”. That is the whole start. You do not have to describe it.
- Hand over the recording. Drag it onto a page. Or say it is in your Drive.
- Fetch measures it. How long, what shape, which way up — read from the file.
- The words get written out. We do it. This is the part that uses credits.
- You check the words. A few questions. Two minutes. It remembers them.
- Claude shows you the clips it found. Ranked, with a reason for each one.
- You say go. Nothing more comes off. You already paid for this part.
- Download your clips. With a posting plan, if you want one.
The whole thing, step by step →
Watch it work
FETCH_VIDEO_PRODUCT_WALKTHROUGH)Connect it
Fetch is a Claude connector. There is nothing to install.
https://mcp.answerdog.ai/mcp
Those are drawings, not screenshots. Real ones go up after the first outside run.
What it costs
You buy credits. One credit is one minute of video.
There is no plan. Nothing renews. Buy more when you run out.
$3
360 credits
About 48 to 72 clips.
$10
1,500 credits
About 200 to 300 clips.
$15
2,700 credits
About 360 to 540 clips.
Your first hour is free. Try it on a real video before you pay.
Credits come off once, when your video gets read. Making the clips is free. So is making them again.
Your computer can do the slow part for free. Writing out the words is the long wait. Do it on your own machine and skip the line. What each plan costs →
Questions
Is this only for gamers?
No. It started there, and it still does gaming layouts well.
The job is the same for a podcast or a lecture.
Tell it whether your face is in the corner. That is the only part that differs.
Do I need anything besides Claude?
No. If you can talk to Claude, you can use Fetch. One thing happens outside the chat: handing over the video. That is a page you drag a file onto.
How long does a session take?
For a two-hour recording: a few minutes to send it. About forty minutes for the words. Much less on your own machine. Five to ten minutes of your attention. A few minutes to make the clips.
You can close the chat any time. Open a new one and say "where are my clips?".
What happens to my recording?
Deleted 24 hours after your clips are made. The clip files last 7 days. Your codes, captions and stats stay. Those are your work. The full policy →
Does it train anything on my video?
No. We use your footage to make your clips. Then we delete it.
What if a name still comes out wrong?
You fix it before anything is cut. A name you already saved should never slip through. If it does, we make the clip again free.