Supported sources

Bring the sources you choose

Understand which public videos, posts, articles, PDFs, and text documents Donde can analyze, and how to prepare a useful source set.

Bring your sourcesYouTubeTikTokInstagramFacebookArticlesPDFs & text

Public videos and posts

Add supported public links from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. Video analysis requires available native captions and videos of up to 60 minutes. Donde does not transcribe audio when captions are missing. Availability depends on the content and access the platform permits.

Web articles, PDFs, and text documents

Paste a publicly accessible link to a readable article, PDF, or text document. Choose pages that expose the actual content, rather than a login screen, paywall, or file preview with no readable text. A scanned image-only document may not supply the text needed for analysis.

Build a source set around a decision

Start with a clear question. Select sources with different relevant perspectives, retain publication dates, and include official documentation when exact specifications or changing rules matter. More links are useful only when they add evidence.

Capacity and credits

Every plan supports up to 10 active sources per project. One successfully analyzed source uses one credit. A free account starts with 3 lifetime source credits; paid capacity depends on your plan. See pricing details.

When a source cannot be analyzed

Check that the link is public, the content is supported, the video has captions, and the duration is within the limit. Failed or rejected analysis releases its reserved credit. Use another accessible source that covers the same question, or contact support with the problem.

Learn how to turn videos into organized research.

Keep your curiosity. Lose the chaos.

Your next decision
starts with a clearer view.

Bring a few sources. Give your research a place to come together.

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