Follow a topic across every creator without watching everything. When a new video matches your search, BrainGraph ingests its transcript so you can query what was said instead of relying on memory or rewatching.
When: YouTube → New Video by Search. Then: Brain Graph → Upload YouTube Video.
There's more relevant video published every day than anyone can watch, and the insight you need is buried in transcripts you'll never sit through. Bookmarking videos to "watch later" is where good intentions go to die. This template flips the model: define what you care about as a search, and the transcripts come to your brain — searchable — without you watching a minute you don't want to.
Connect YouTube and choose the trigger "New Video by Search." Enter the search string that defines the topic you want to track.
Use specific queries — a creator's name, an exact phrase, or a niche topic — rather than broad terms. A tight search fills your brain with signal; a broad one fills it with noise. You can run several copies of this Zap for different searches.
Add the Brain Graph action "Upload YouTube Video" and map the video URL from the trigger. Brain Graph pulls the transcript, resolves the speakers, and ingests the content into your knowledge graph. Each video is processed once.
Test the Zap to confirm a matching video reaches your brain, then enable it. New videos matching your search now flow in on their own.