Prismiq Pro: Know exactly why viewers leave — and what to fix

My co-founder and I have spent years working with creative tools: we're both photographers and videographers at heart. We know what it's like to pour hours into a video you're genuinely proud of, hit publish, and then watch the retention graph fall off a cliff with no idea why. We started talking to other YouTubers and kept hearing the same thing: "I can see viewers are leaving at 2:15, but I have no clue what to actually change." YouTube Analytics shows you the drop. It doesn't tell you the fix. That gap between seeing the problem and knowing what to do about it is what we built Amplify to close. Our approach evolved a lot along the way. Early on we tried giving creators broad feedback, the kind you'd get from a coach or a subreddit critique thread. It was helpful but vague. The breakthrough came when we started tying every recommendation to a specific timestamp and ranking fixes by impact. Creators didn't need more opinions: they needed a prioritized action plan they could apply to their next video immediately. That's what Amplify is: paste a YouTube URL, and in as little as 15 minutes you get a plan that tells you exactly why viewers left and what to change — frame by frame, timestamp by timestamp.