Paste a link and read the full transcript with timestamps — free, no extension, no account. Want to keep it? A free account saves every video to a permanent library where you can search every word of everything you've watched.
Instant for videos already in our community library. New videos take about a minute with a free account.
Every video you save keeps its transcript and summary forever. No more "I know I watched it somewhere" — your watch history becomes a knowledge base.
Half-remember a quote, a formula, a moment? Search your whole library and jump straight to the timestamped second it was said.
One click turns any saved video into a blog post, X thread, or LinkedIn post draft — built from the actual transcript, not a vague description.
Yes. Looking up videos already in our community library is free with no account. A free account lets you add new videos (we fetch the transcript for you), keeps everything in a permanent library, and adds AI summaries and cross-video search. No card required.
YouTube's panel shows one video at a time and disappears when you close the tab. Here every transcript is kept, timestamped, and searchable across your entire library — and auto-captions ("craptions") are paired with an AI summary so you can navigate long videos by chapter.
With a free account we run a multi-step fetch (including speech-to-text fallbacks) that recovers transcripts for most videos, including many with no manual captions. Very long, private, or region-locked videos can still fail.
Yes — the text is right on the page to copy. Account holders can also export their library as JSON, and developers can query it via our agent API and MCP server.
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