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DeepQuery — findAll plans· Updated Jun 2026

Channel search (@)

All plans · incl. Free veridive only

Channel search lets you point a DeepQuery question at one specific creator. Type @ in the chat box, pick a channel, and veridive searches only that channel's videos — perfect when you trust a particular source and want their take, in their words.

veridive has over 1,000,000 YouTube channels mapped, so the creators you care about are almost certainly searchable — and this works on every plan, including Free. No other tool offers it.

How to use it

  1. Type @ in the chat box A hint appears in the input: "Type @ to specify channel."
  2. Start typing the channel name A live "Search Channels" list appears with matching creators — name, handle and subscriber count — so you pick the right one. Use "Load more" to see further matches.
  3. Select the channel It's added as an @channel chip in your input, scoping the question to that creator.
  4. Ask your question veridive searches inside that channel's videos and answers with the usual exact-second citations.
Chat box hint to type @ to specify a channel
Type @ to specify a channel. The hint shows in the DeepQuery chat box.
Search Channels dropdown showing matching creators with subscriber counts
Live channel search. Matching creators appear with handle and subscriber count.
Selected channel shown as a chip in the chat input
Scoped. The selected channel becomes a chip — your question now searches only that creator.

Great for

  • "According to @thischannel, what's the argument for…?"
  • Following one expert's evolving view across many videos.
  • Cutting out noise when you already trust a specific source.
Tip: Channel search runs in DeepQuery (live YouTube). To analyze a creator's whole catalogue offline, bulk-import their channel into a Library and use DeepContext.