Conference talks, expert interviews, recorded lectures — your sources are increasingly on video. Paste a link and get citable notes with timestamped claims.
Every key claim anchored to the exact second in the video. Verifiable, citable, defensible in review.
The factual claims pulled out from opinion and aside — what you actually need to evaluate.
Generate APA, MLA, or Chicago citations for the video source, with the timestamp for quoted material.
Markdown export into your reference manager, Notion, or Obsidian. Build a literature base that includes video.
Conference talks, lectures, expert interviews — any public YouTube source.
Claims, evidence, and citations extracted and organized for research use.
Export the notes and citations. Every claim traces back to a verifiable timestamp.
Include video sources in your literature review without manual transcription. Cite accurately, every time.
Recorded lectures and talks become citable notes. Bibliographies that survive review.
Document what was said, with timestamps that hold up under scrutiny.
The output is shaped for researchers. Same paste-a-link simplicity, but the summary emphasizes what your role actually needs — not a one-size-fits-all bullet list.
Yes. You get 3 free summaries per month with no credit card. Pro is $5.99/mo for unlimited use and longer videos.
Markdown, HTML, or plain text. Drops cleanly into Notion, Obsidian, Google Docs, your CMS, or whatever tool your workflow already uses.
Yes — interviews, lectures, webinars, and multi-hour recordings all work. The longer the video, the more time the summary saves you.
3 notes free every month. Pro is $5.99/mo. No credit card required to start.
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