Read a whole creator in an afternoon.
Paste a channel. Every video they have posted gets its own notes, the channel gets one summary, and you can ask a question across all of it and get the quote and the timestamp back.
What they keep coming back to, what changed over time, and the videos that carry each idea.
Each upload summed up on its own, timestamped, in the order it was published.
“What does he say about pricing?” searches every transcript and answers with the sources.
All of them. Large channels take longer and use one credit per video, so you can also cap it to the latest fifty or a date range.
The first video is free. Whole channels use credits, bought once and valid for twelve months. See pricing.
Yes: Markdown, CSV, Notion and Google Docs, with the timestamps kept.
On the Research plan, yes. New videos are summarized as they land and added to the library.
No subscription. One credit is one video, and credits are valid for twelve months.
One paste box, six things it reads. Pick the one you have.
One video, summed up with timestamps.
OpenA course or a series, in order, as notes.
OpenSpoken TikToks, read instead of watched.
OpenReels and posts, as notes you can search.
OpenEpisodes and lectures, as notes with minutes.
Open