Swimming as fast as we can...
Swimming as fast as we can...
Turn a video into a note you can search
Stop worrying about who said what, at when
Build your own video knowledge base for your future
Open any of these — no account needed. Every word inside is already searchable.
Behind every card
Every word, laid out and ready to read at your own speed — no hour spent walking a progress bar.
Doubt a line and click it: the video opens at that second. The summary's claims carry the same links, so nothing in the note is a paraphrase you have to take on trust. See a full note →
Any public video from six platforms. Or press the extension button on the video itself.
A minute or two. Longer videos process in the background and tell you when they land.
The words are yours now. Search them, quote them, send them.
While you are away
Press "+ Monitor" on any video or creator page. New videos from that account get picked up and summarised on their own — no checking back for updates. One brief a day: what they posted and what they said, every line carrying a timestamped link.
See a daily brief →The brief does not wait for you to open a browser —
There is an audio version too, and it is good company: play the summary when you cannot look at a screen, then come back to the few worth reading.
Once you have a few
People, papers and ideas that come up in more than one video get linked. The relation map shows what your library keeps circling back to.
See a relation map →
What it adds up to
Watched: you remember someone saying it, but not which video or when. Search the sentence and it comes back — the words themselves, with the minute they were said, instead of an hour rewatched to find them.
Never got to: paste it anyway. Once the note lands you can read it at your own speed, so an hour of video need not cost you an hour — and then go back and watch the few that earn it.
Researchers
Talks and interviews across a field.
Creators
What competitors said, and how often.
Investors
Founder podcasts, claim by claim.
Students
Lectures you can revise from.
Journalists
Quotes that carry their timestamp.
Ask: open the side panel — the text follows playback, and you can ask about whatever line you are looking at
Save: one click saves the video to your library as a full note
Limited-time offer: 5 free credits every month — roughly 5 hours of video, full note and summary included.
