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Cwaize adds an AI Video Q&A to any video on your website — self-hosted HTML5, YouTube embeds, YouTube Shorts or Vimeo — using a single line of code. Viewers ask questions while watching and get answers drawn from that video's own content, in their own language, in under two seconds.
Below are three real players running three real widgets. Same snippet, same video, three different ways of hosting it. Ask any of them something.
| Player | Works with Cwaize | What you change |
|---|---|---|
| Self-hosted HTML5 | Yes | Nothing — paste one snippet |
| YouTube embed | Yes | Nothing — keep your existing embed |
| YouTube Shorts | Yes | Nothing — vertical format supported |
| Vimeo | Yes | Nothing — keep your existing embed |
Yes. If you host the video file yourself and play it in a standard HTML5 player, Cwaize attaches to it directly.
This is the simplest case: your video, your domain, your player.
The widget appears next to it and answers questions about what's in the video — including what's shown on screen, not only what's spoken.
Yes. Keep the embed you already have.
You don't re-upload the video, you don't change how it's published, and your YouTube analytics keep working exactly as before.
Cwaize sits alongside the player rather than replacing it. Your viewers stay on your page instead of leaving to search for an answer.
Yes. Short-form vertical video works the same way as any other embed.
Short videos raise questions fast — there's no time to explain everything in sixty seconds.
The widget catches those questions instead of losing the viewer.
Most video Q&A tools transcribe the audio and stop there. Cwaize reads the screen too.
When a walkthrough shows a setting, a price, or a label without anyone saying it out loud, the AI still sees it. Ask about what's visible and get an answer drawn from the on-screen content.
No narration, no problem.
Any player
One snippet on your site. It works with the player you already use. Nothing to migrate, nothing to rebuild.
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