Roasts, debunks and commentary that can't be debunked back
Paste the video you're reacting to. BSmeter pulls out the checkable claims with their timestamps, scores each one, names the move being pulled, finds sources for the shaky ones and hands you the exact transcript to quote. Your jokes land harder when the receipts hold up.
What creators use it for
Roast videos
Roast mode tears into what a video claims — the stats, the framing, the confident nonsense — with the timestamp for every line, so you know exactly where to cut. Roast the claim, not the person: it's funnier and it keeps you clear of harassment rules.
Debunk and response videos
Get the claims ranked from shakiest to solid, each with a 0-100 score, the rhetorical move behind it and sources for the ones that score low. Quote them word for word and build the response around what was actually said.
Commentary research in minutes
Skip the hour of scrubbing. Read the claim list, jump to the moments worth reacting to and bring your own take. The weekly leaderboard of the lowest-scoring videos is a ready-made topic list.
Check your own video before you post
Paste an Unlisted YouTube link, a public audio-file link or your script and get the same claim-by-claim breakdown — visible only to you, never listed or indexed. Catch the line your comments would have roasted.
Roast your own published video
Already posted? Let an uncensored AI roast what you said before the comment section does, then tighten the next one. A roast of a public video is a public BSmeter page, like any analysis.
Exact quotes and subtitles
Download the full timestamped transcript of a YouTube video, TikTok or Instagram Reel as TXT, SRT or VTT — free with an account — so you quote people exactly instead of from memory.
Stitch and duet with receipts
Before you stitch a TikTok to agree, react or correct, see what it actually claims and which parts are shaky, so you don't amplify it or mis-correct it.
Clips and roast cards to promote
On YouTube videos, Clip posts a moment to the Doomscroll — the real segment, then the AI Devil roasting it — shared as a link. Every analysis also makes a roast card image (square or 9:16).
Guides for creators
- How to Make Roast Videos That Land (Roast the Claims, Not the Person)How to make roast videos for YouTube and TikTok, with or without AI: pick a target, roast the claims not the person, pull receipts, stay ad-friendly.
- How to Debunk a Viral Video (Without Getting Debunked Back)Debunk a viral video step by step: capture the exact claims, pull receipts, name the trick, check the footage, then make a response video that holds up.
- 12 Commentary Video Ideas That Come With Receipts12 commentary video ideas, each with a research recipe: spot the shakiest claims, grab timestamps and receipts, then add the take only you can make.
- Are Reaction Videos Fair Use? What YouTube, TikTok & Instagram SayReaction videos aren't automatically fair use. The 4 factors, Warhol v. Goldsmith, YouTube's reused content rules, and how to add commentary that counts.
- YouTube, TikTok and Instagram Misinformation Rules: A Plain-English Guide for CreatorsYouTube, TikTok and Instagram misinformation rules for creators, as of September 2026: what gets removed, how strikes work, AI labels and a pre-post checklist.
- How to Fact-Check a TikTok Before You Stitch It (and Make Correction Stitches That Land)Fact-check a TikTok before you Stitch or Duet it: pull the exact claim, grab a receipt, and make a correction stitch that doesn't get debunked back.
- The Best AI Tools for Commentary, Reaction and Roast YouTubers (2026)The best AI tools for commentary and roast YouTubers, job by job: research, scripts, transcripts, editing, captions, thumbnails, plus AI disclosure rules.
What it won't do
- It doesn't detect deepfakes, AI-generated video, cloned voices or edited footage — check provenance separately.
- It isn't a copyright, fair-use or platform-policy checker, and it can't prevent strikes, demonetization or takedowns.
- Scores and sources are AI-generated and can be wrong — open the sources before you put a claim on camera.
- Analyses of public links are public BSmeter pages. Use the private check for anything you haven't posted yet.
- No video export: clips are shared as links, and it doesn't edit or write your video for you.
Frequently asked questions
Is BSmeter free for creators?▾
Yes, with a free account (Google or email): 3 videos a day, up to 30 minutes each, including transcript downloads. Basic is $3.99/month for 15 a day up to 60 minutes; Premium is $8.99/month for videos up to 2 hours.
Will people see what I analyze?▾
An analysis of a public link becomes a public BSmeter page, like any other. The private check at /check is different: the result is visible only to you, and it's never listed, shared or indexed.
Which platforms does it work with?▾
YouTube (including Shorts), TikTok, Instagram Reels, podcasts and public audio-file links. Clip and the Doomscroll are YouTube-only; roast cards and transcripts work for every analysis.
Can it tell me if a video is a deepfake or AI-generated?▾
No. BSmeter analyzes what a video says — the claims, the framing, the evidence — not whether the footage or voice is synthetic. For that, check the platform's AI label, the original upload and reverse image search.
Can I download clips as MP4 files?▾
No. Clips are shared as links to the Doomscroll. What you can download is the roast card image and the full transcript (TXT, SRT or VTT).