Instantly verify health and science claims while you watch. EvidenceLens scans transcripts, identifies claims, and surfaces peer-reviewed research to separate fact from fiction.
Let AI do the heavy lifting while you watch your favorite content.
Open any YouTube video and let EvidenceLens automatically extract the transcript — working seamlessly in the background.
Our AI identifies scientific and empirical claims, then highlights and categorizes them using natural language processing.
Claims are matched against published research papers with direct links to PubMed, Semantic Scholar, and other scholarly databases.
Most health advice on YouTube is well-intentioned. EvidenceLens gives you the research context to understand what's well-supported and what's overstated.
Multiple peer-reviewed studies confirm cognitive benefits of magnesium L-threonate, particularly in age-related memory decline.
Designed for researchers, medical professionals, and health-conscious content consumers.
AI extracts scientific claims, cross-references them against a database of peer-reviewed publications, and delivers clear verdicts with confidence scores.
Each claim is tagged with Supported, Refuted, or Inconclusive — giving you an at-a-glance evidence snapshot while you watch.
Get structured video summaries with key insights by topic, or ask questions about the video — answered directly from the transcript.
You watch health and science YouTube to learn. EvidenceLens helps you know which health hacks and claims are backed by real research.
Quickly verify claims against peer-reviewed literature. EvidenceLens does the searching and matching — you evaluate the evidence for yourself.
Patients ask about trending advice. EvidenceLens provides a fast pathway to the primary research behind YouTube health claims.
Join the growing community of people who use EvidenceLens to navigate YouTube health and science content with real evidence.