Kevin Rose

And I can prove that because they can, you can do that with Reddit articles and things like that, where most all everything will fail because red so hardcore about blocking it.

Does that Greg, does that make sense so far?

Yeah, for sure.

Let's go ahead and take the actual article here.

I'll show this tab instead.

You can see this is the MacRumors article, right?

Now, if I take this MacRumors article and I copy and paste it, and then I go into iFramely here, I can paste in a URL, any URL.

And obviously I'm doing this via API, but I just want to show you how it works.

And I hit check URL.

And what it's going to do is it's going to give me this card back.

So it's almost like those cards that you see on X, where you get a piece of rich media, you get the best possible image, you get a beautiful title, nice little description here.

Sometimes it's a little bit longer.

And then I can just jump in here and look at the JSON and see like, okay,

What did we get here and kind of expand out and say, did we get a high quality logo?

Like, you know, like I can look for and parse through all of this and try and find high quality data.

And then also, I mean, it's called iFramely largely because if there is an embedded piece of media, you also get all of those embed codes as well.

So you get all of it.

So I can actually take, and the reason I like Gemini is because they're tied in with YouTube, obviously, and I can get transcripts back from full YouTube content.

which is great for vector embeddings when I want to figure out what it's actually about.

Okay, does that make sense?