About VideoNote
Keep what you learn from video.
A useful idea should be easier to find than a moment in a long video. VideoNote helps turn what you watch into something you can read, revisit and build on.
Less replaying. More understanding.
Lectures, interviews and tutorials hold knowledge worth keeping. Finding one explanation again often means searching through a timeline or starting from the beginning.
VideoNote brings the spoken content and its structure into view, so you can find the part you need and return to the source.
From a video to a useful reference
Start with a link to a supported public video. Read its transcript, get a summary with key points and chapters, or organize the ideas into structured notes and a mind map.
Timestamps keep the notes connected to the video. Use them to check a detail, revisit an explanation or continue learning from the original context.
Made for learning, research and review
Review a lecture, work through a tutorial or gather ideas from an interview. VideoNote gives you a starting point for your own thinking and notes.
AI-generated content can miss details. Check important points against the source and make the result your own.
Start with a video worth keeping.
Try the YouTube video summarizer and turn your next video into a reference you can return to.