Remy

Ask any question and get answers from the world’s videos.

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Ask any question and get answers from the world’s videos.

206 followers

Remy is a free AI-powered video answer engine that changes the way you consume the world’s videos. Unlike traditional video search engines that provide a list of full-length videos, Remy finds the exact moments within these videos that answer your questions.

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Launch tags:Artificial Intelligence•Search•Video

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ClarifyThe autonomous CRM that helps you sell more

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Webhound

Maker

Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Moe, co-founder of Remy (alongside Flynn and Porter). Let’s cut to the chase: we hate wasting time scrubbing through videos, and we bet you do too. 🚨 The Problem: Today, video search sucks. You’re stuck with two bad options: - Short-form platforms (TikTok, YouTube Shorts): You search for “knife skills,” get semi-relevant clips, then fall into a black hole of algorithm-recommended pasta recipes. 🍝 - Long-form content (podcasts, tutorials, interviews): You open 10 YouTube tabs, fast-forward blindly, and still miss the 30-second clip where someone finally answers your question. 😤 💡 Meet Remy: Remy is like asking a brilliant research assistant who's watched every video on the internet. Instead of dumping entire videos on you, it finds the exact moment that answers your question—even if the video never mentions your exact words. How? It understands context, not just keywords. Ask “What’s the best way to sharpen a chef’s knife?” and Remy surfaces a 45-second demo buried in a 20-minute tutorial. 🔥 Key Features: - Ask anything: “Show me Gordon Ramsay’s top knife tips” or “What do pro skiers say about 2025 gear trends?” - Instant clips: Skip to the exact timestamp where your answer lives—no more guessing. - Knowledge Bases: Search over your own library of trusted YouTube sources (channels, playlists, videos). Example: Add the “TED” channel to your Knowledge Base, then ask, “What’s the most surprising productivity hack from TED speakers?” Remy will only search over your chosen sources. 🌟 Why You’ll Love It: - For learners: Skip the fluff in tutorials. “Show me how to fold dumplings.” - For researchers: Unearth niche insights. “What do indie filmmakers say about shooting on iPhone?” - For the curious: Fall down rabbit holes (efficiently!). “How did the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" theme song come to be?" - For pros: Track trends without doomscrolling. “What are the latest takes on AI ethics in 2025?" We built Remy because knowledge shouldn’t be trapped in video timelines. Whether you’re learning a skill, researching a topic, or just curious, Remy gives you back your time—and sanity. We’d love your feedback (seriously, it helps!). Try it and tell us: What’s the first thing you’ll ask Remy?

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1yr ago

@mfkhalil Wishing you all the best for a successful launch!

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1yr ago

iPNOTE

@mfkhalil congrats on the launch) what languages does remy support?

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1yr ago

Remy

Maker

@kseniia___po_x_studio1 Hi Kseniia, Remy supports most languages so that results (answers and corresponding clips) should be in the language that you searched in. Give it a try and let us know if you have any issues, thanks!

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1yr ago

Recap

I really like this idea. If popular video content can truly be integrated into the AI search experience, it would be incredibly valuable.

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1yr ago

Webhound

Maker

@zhiqi_shi Thanks Zhiqi, we agree! AI is going to unlock so many new ways of interacting with video content on the internet.

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1yr ago

Rezonant

I always find videos / spoken content to have better knowledge nuggets and soundbites vs written text. It's always been my preferred form. So was pretty excited to try this! And I think I'll definitely add it to my stack because I think it'll keep getting better. I tried asking Remy how deepseek is impacting the market position of (thinking about wether now is the right time to buy the dip on stocks like NVIDIA, TSM, Nebius). The results summary I got back from Remy felt a bit generic for someone that's been buried reading a bunch about this over the last 24 hours (for instance, didn't see any mentions of Jevon's paradox, which has been mentioned almost every time I read about this topic, incl. Satya Nadella). However, I could see how it might be useful at first glance, for someone who has no prior knowledge of the topic.

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1yr ago

Remy

Maker

@zeeportia Hey Zee, I've definitely found myself spending more time trying to dig information out of videos as it feels way more authentic. Appreciate you trying Remy out - it definitely will keep getting better! The answers/clips found will be a function of whatever is mentioned in that video so there can be some discrepancies there. We're working on improving the ranking of these so that the first ones you see will be the most information dense (which sounds like what was lacking here). We also have to do a better job with estimating the user's level of knowledge when they do their first search but we will work on this! Thanks

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1yr ago

This has been super useful for me with learning skills for career progression as well as random skills. Still working on my ollie and eventually kickflip! Best of luck Remy team :)

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1yr ago