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YouTube to notes, without the rewatch

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01

Fast, captions-first

If the video has captions we start from those, so the first output usually lands in under a minute, even for a two-hour video.

02

Every command, copyable

Tutorials get a Commands & code output: each snippet shown on screen or read aloud, in order, in a copyable block with its timestamp.

03

Right notes for the video

A coding tutorial gets steps and prerequisites. A lecture gets flashcards. A talk gets takeaways. Auto-detect picks, and you can change it.

001 · Sample output

A 19-minute tutorial, step by step

Notes from a YouTube walkthrough on interactive rebasing in Git.

Tutorial

Step-by-step guide

youtube.com · Git rebase, properly (interactive rebase in 19 minutes)

  • 19 min
  • Tutorial
  • Captions
  1. 0:45

    Why rebase instead of merge

    Linear history, cleaner reviews. Never rebase shared branches.

  2. 4:10

    Starting an interactive rebase

    git rebase -i HEAD~4 opens the todo list in your editor.

  3. 8:32

    Squash, fixup and reword

    Combining WIP commits and fixing messages.

  4. 13:05

    Resolving conflicts mid-rebase

    Fix, git add, git rebase --continue. Or --abort to bail out.

Steps

  1. 01Make sure your branch is up to date

    3:20

    git fetch origin, then check you're on your feature branch, not main.

  2. 02Open the todo list

    4:50

    git rebase -i origin/main lists every commit since you branched, oldest first.

  3. 03Mark commits to squash

    9:14

    Change pick to fixup (f) on WIP commits to fold them into the one above without keeping their messages.

  4. 04Push safely

    16:40

    git push --force-with-lease, which refuses to overwrite commits someone else pushed.

Troubleshooting

Lost a commit? git reflog shows where HEAD has been. Check out the hash from before the rebase (shown at 17:55).

002 · How it works

Three steps. No note-taking.

1

Paste the link

Any public YouTube video, Short or playlist item. Private and members-only videos aren't supported.

2

Confirm the type

We suggest one from the title and first few minutes: Tutorial, Lecture, Podcast & talk or General.

3

Watch less, know more

Read the notes, then jump to only the parts worth watching. Ask the assistant anything about the video.

YouTube to notes: questions

The things people usually ask before their first upload.

  • We transcribe the audio instead. It takes a little longer but works for any language we support, and the timestamps are just as precise.

  • Yes. A video uses 1 credit per minute of its length the first time you add it, just like an upload. Regenerating or adding outputs later is free.

  • Paste videos one at a time for now, and put them in a folder. Each becomes its own item with its own notes, flashcards and chat.

  • No. Public videos are processed once and the transcript is cached to save time, but which videos you add, and your notes, are private to you.

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