Why bother?
Long videos are a terrible archive. TubeDigest turns them into notes you can skim, search, and keep.
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A digest, not a chat dump
Paste a URL. Get chapters, key points, and structure you can trust on a second pass.
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See the shape of the topic
Mind maps follow the summary's hierarchy so dense talks become scannable maps.
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A library that remembers
Search across every digest by keyword, topic, or channel—your own video notes, not a feed.
Open source and privacy-minded. Sync to GitHub when you want a durable backup. About TubeDigest · Privacy
How it works
Four steps from URL to notes you can reuse across projects and handoffs.
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Paste and Summarize
Drop in any YouTube URL and TubeDigest converts long content into a readable summary format designed for fast scanning.
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Map the Topic Graph
Mind maps are generated from the structure of the summary so you can see key concepts, hierarchy, and connection points quickly.
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Build a Searchable Library
Every summary is saved with topic tags and full-text search support so your video learning turns into a durable personal knowledge system.
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Export and Reuse
Sync summaries to GitHub for versioning, sharing, and workflow reuse across study notes, documentation, and project planning.
FAQ
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Who is TubeDigest built for?
TubeDigest is built for students, founders, researchers, and creators who consume long-form video content but need reusable written insights.
What makes this better than generic chat summaries?
TubeDigest combines structured summary output, topic extraction, mind maps, and search in one workflow so knowledge does not disappear after a single prompt.
How does TubeDigest handle data ownership?
Summaries are tied to your account and can be exported to GitHub. Privacy details and data handling commitments are documented in the privacy policy.