Guides, product notes and real use cases for summaries, transcripts, questions and timestamps.
A long video usually has a handful of points worth keeping. Here’s how to find them in minutes and check each one against the moment it’s said.
The more specific the question, the more useful the answer. A few patterns that work well, and what to expect when a video doesn’t cover what you asked.
Read articleAnswers you can’t check aren’t worth much. Here’s how timestamped sources keep answers tied to what was actually said in the video.
Read articleTwo ways in, one experience. When to paste a link, when to upload the file, and what you get either way.
Read articleReviewing a recorded class doesn’t have to mean rewatching it. A study routine built around summaries, questions and timestamps.
Read articleSome videos don’t have captions available. Why that stops a YouTube link, and how uploading the file gets you answers anyway.
Read articlePaste a YouTube link or upload a file and get a summary, transcript and timestamped answers.