Paste a YouTube link. Get the notes.
SummaryTube reads the video's transcript and writes structured notes, with steps, numbers and quotes kept exact. Then ask it anything about the video.
5 videos a month, free.
Made for
The videos you'd normally take notes on
If you've ever paused a video to write something down, it's a good fit.
Lectures
Intro to Linear Algebra — Lecture 3
Definitions, worked examples and every formula on the board.
Tutorials
Build a REST API in 30 Minutes
The exact steps, commands and settings, in order.
Podcasts & interviews
Founders on Their First 100 Customers
Each question, with who said what.
Webinars
Q3 Market Outlook: Sectors to Watch
Picks, price targets and the reasoning behind them.
How it works
Three steps, about a minute
- 1
Paste a YouTube link
Any video with captions. Long ones are fine: lectures, podcasts and webinars are where it saves the most time.
- 2
Pick a note style
General works for most videos. Financial Webinar pulls out stock picks, price targets and the market outlook.
- 3
Read the notes, then ask
Notes appear as they're written. Ask follow-up questions and get answers taken from the transcript.
The notes
Good enough to skip the rewatch
Notes meant to replace the video, not just summarise it. Videos in other languages come out in English.
Shaped like the video
Headings follow the video's own sections, so a recipe reads like a recipe and a lecture reads like a lecture.
Details kept exact
Numbers, names, steps and quotes come through as spoken. Nothing rounded, nothing made up.
Answers from what was said
Chat looks up the relevant parts of the transcript before answering, so you can skip scrubbing through the timeline.
Tell it what to look for
Add a note like “focus on the tools mentioned” and it shapes the notes around it.
Try it on the next video you were going to watch.
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