Muse AI

• A library of recorded trainings or webinars that nobody re-watches because nothing is findable.
• Product demos and support videos embedded on your site, with search so visitors find the right moment.
• Meeting recordings you want to search by what was said rather than by file name.
• Any case where you need a clean, ad-free player you control, outside YouTube.

1. Create an account and upload a video (drag and drop, or paste a link to an existing file).
2. Wait for processing. The transcript and the index appear on the video page.
3. Open the video and search for a word you know was said; the player jumps to it.
4. Set the privacy level (public, unlisted, or private) and copy the embed code or share link.

Free and paid plans differ in storage, bandwidth and features; check the current plan page before uploading a large library.

• Name videos descriptively and add them to collections; search is good, but browsing still matters.
• Review the automatic transcript for product names and jargon it misheard; corrections improve search.
• Use chapters or timestamps in the description for long recordings.
• Embed the player on your own pages so viewers search without leaving your site.
• The API lets a workflow upload recordings automatically, for example from a meeting tool.

• Automatic transcription is good but not perfect, especially with accents, crosstalk and technical terms.
• Hosting is a paid service; a large archive costs storage and bandwidth every month.
• Private and unlisted videos are only as private as the link; treat the link as a password.
• Check your organization's rules before uploading recordings that contain customers or colleagues.

If your real goal is searchable knowledge rather than video hosting, read the Knowledge Base handbook as well.