What was published
Video context and available subtitles ground the analysis in the content viewers were responding to.
Vastac analyzes video context, available subtitles, public comments, and captured live-chat messages across selected YouTube channels — then surfaces audience sentiment, questions, risks, claims, and content opportunities.
Built for agencies, brands, publishers, and professional content teams.
What a creator published and what viewers said afterwards are often separated. Vastac connects the video with the conversation around it, so teams can see recurring objections, unanswered questions, changes in audience response, and where a clearer decision is needed.
Video context and available subtitles ground the analysis in the content viewers were responding to.
Questions, sentiment, intent, concerns, claims, rumors, and recurring topics become structured findings.
Video reports, daily executive insight, and channel comparisons make patterns easier to review and share.
Vastac combines the sources that explain a YouTube conversation: video context and available subtitles, public top-level comments, and captured live-chat messages. It produces structured audience themes, questions, concerns, risks, claims, rumors, and opportunities across videos and channels.
See the workflowUnderstand questions, sentiment, concerns, and recurring themes surrounding one channel.
Compare patterns across selected channels, creators, videos, or a YouTube topic.
Turn large volumes of audience conversation into structured findings that can be reviewed and presented.
Surface messages requiring closer review while identifying unanswered questions and potential content directions.
Cooking and Cars are fixed examples of curated aggregate reporting. They show a privacy-boundary version of the category intelligence Vastac can create for a selected topic.
Plans are shaped by selected channels, processed videos, analyzed messages, subtitle hours, and public topic reports.
Vastac analyzes stored video context and available subtitle text, public top-level comments, and captured live-chat messages from active public livestreams.
Vastac can analyze supported public YouTube data from selected channels. It does not require creator-account authorization for that public-data workflow.
No. It complements native analytics by structuring the audience conversation around selected videos and channels.
No. Analysis takes place after captured live-chat messages have been stored. Historic live-chat replay is not guaranteed.
No. Vastac does not publish, delete, ban, or moderate YouTube comments.
Only curated aggregate insight. Raw audience messages, usernames, and raw live-chat content remain in the private workspace.