TrustCheck.dev
Spot YouTube red flags & scams before you watch.
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Spot YouTube red flags & scams before you watch.
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Tired of misleading YouTube gurus & scams? TrustCheck analyzes videos for red flags, manipulation tactics & credibility scores instantly, helping you decide what's worth your time.
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Congrats on the launch, Gustav! Love this idea, especially in a world flooded with gurus, often times not offering any real value.
Thanks so much, @davidskr! Really appreciate the support and kind words. Glad you see the need for something like this! Hope you find TrustCheck helpful. 😊
Love the idea, Gustav!
Quick question — do you save the checked video results so that new users don’t have to wait for the same video to be analyzed again? Or does the system reanalyze videos because new comments might have been added in the meantime?
As a user, I’d personally prefer an additional subscription model: instead of analyzing videos myself before watching them, I'd love to simply see videos or channels in my feed or search results that have already been analyzed by others and resulted with a low trust score. That way, without having to take any action, I could automatically avoid wasting time on questionable videos.
Hey @begatim_berisha , thanks for the great question and the really thoughtful suggestion!
Regarding caching: Yes, the service absolutely caches results for recently analyzed videos. If a video has been checked within a certain period by anyone, subsequent users will get that stored result instantly. This helps keep things fast and efficient (and for the free tier, means it won't use one of your analysis credits if it's already cached!). We do periodically refresh the cache or re-analyze if significant time has passed.
You're actually the second person during this launch to suggest something similar to this 'archive' or 'pre-analyzed results' concept! It's clear there's a real interest in accessing these insights more automatically. While the current extension focuses on the on-demand analysis, making these insights more passively available is definitely something I'll be exploring seriously for future updates. It's a great direction to consider.
Thanks again for the fantastic feedback and sparking more thought on this!