OrionReel

I made ChatGPT recommend my videos instead of my competitor's here's the platform that made it possible You spend hours filming, editing, and uploading 60-second videos to TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts. You get views, maybe even some engagement. But when someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, or Claude for video recommendations in your niche your content doesn't show up. Why? Because AI assistants can't cite what they can't read. Your video is just pixels and audio to them. No structured data. No context layer. No way to extract a specific claim and link back to you as the source. So while your competitors who write blog posts or build SaaS tools are getting cited and recommended by LLMs, your video content the medium where you actually shine stays invisible to the fastest-growing discovery channel on the internet. That's the problem OrionReel solves. We're a short-form video platform where every upload gets a structured citable layer. When you post a 60-second clip, OrionReel generates a machine-readable summary, timestamps key moments, and wraps it in a format that AI engines can parse, cite, and recommend. Now when someone asks an LLM "show me a video explaining X," your clip shows up with a direct citation back to your profile. Think of it this way: YouTube is great for views. TikTok is great for virality. OrionReel is built for AI recommendations. It's not either/or it's the discovery layer your existing content strategy is missing. We're live now. Creators who upload early own their niche before it gets crowded. AI-powered discovery is exploding, and right now there are zero credible short-form video sources for most topics. That window closes fast. If you're a founder, educator, or creator who explains things on camera this is your citability play. 🎥 orionreel.com