Arcmira
Find who said what in YouTube videos and podcasts, with timestamps
Arcmira searches what is said in podcasts and long-form videos on YouTube. It links each passage to the people, organizations, products, topics and channels mentioned in it, so you can find who said what and open the video at that timestamp. Coverage is limited to the videos Arcmira has indexed, so a person's list of appearances can be incomplete.
Highlights
- Transcript search with timestamped quotes you can cite
- A person's appearances across channels, drawn from indexed videos
- Mentions of people, organizations, products and topics
- On higher-tier plans, likely sponsored ad reads are separated from organic recommendations, with source timestamps
- Monitors that alert by email, Slack or signed webhook when a tracked name is mentioned
- Web app, HTTP API, TypeScript and Python SDKs, a CLI and a hosted MCP server
Arcmira is built for researchers, analysts, journalists and marketing teams that track what is said about a brand or a person. Sponsor and ad-read labels are AI classifications, so check the clip before you quote one. Searches, transcripts and alerts use credits from your plan, and an admin can turn on on-demand credits beyond that. See current plans for what each tier includes. Developers can start with the API docs and the MCP setup guide.
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