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Choose Link, Upload, or Text for your source.
Link works best for YouTube, web pages, news articles, and PDF URLs.
Add a source,
get an actionable result
Follow the current app flow from links, files, images, meetings, and text to Section, Document, Podcast, and Focus result views.
Link · Upload · TextFile · Image · MeetingSection · Document · PodcastFocus view · Library
Quick start
A short path through input, analysis, and result use for your first session.
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Upload files, images, or meeting sources, or record directly for up to one hour.
Upload accepts documents, spreadsheets, slides, images, photos, meeting transcripts, and recordings in one place.
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Open the completed result from the library and switch among Section, Document, Podcast, and Focus views.
Switch results among Section, Document, Podcast, and Focus views to match your goal.
Ten real workflow screens
See the current app from input through result transformation
Fresh service captures covering link input, meetings and recording, saved analysis, documents, podcasts, focus view, the action playbook, ready-made prompts, My Style Book, and content plans.
Start with links and your library in one screen
Paste a YouTube, web page, or PDF URL in the Link tab, then browse trending content and saved library items from the same screen.
- 1Start YouTube, web, and PDF URLs from Link input.
- 2Find a source quickly from trending content.
- 3Reopen earlier results from the library on the left.
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Real capture · `/app` input screen
Bring files, images, and meeting sources into one flow
The Upload tab offers File, Image & Photo, and Meeting. Meetings support pasted transcripts, transcript files, recording uploads, and direct recording.
- 1Upload documents, spreadsheets, slides, and images.
- 2Analyze a meeting transcript or existing recording directly.
- 3Direct recording supports up to one hour and keeps the original in local browser storage.
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Real capture · direct meeting recording
Explore saved analysis section by section
This real screen reopens a completed YouTube analysis from the library, with the player and table of contents available together.
- 1Open summary, structure, script, Q&A, mind map, and more from the table of contents.
- 2Saved results are reused from the library without reanalysis.
- 3Share the result as a self-contained HTML file.
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Real capture · saved YouTube analysis body
Turn analysis into a readable document or report
Document view rebuilds the analysis as an outline document. Add writing standards and optional instructions to create a company-standard report.
- 1Organize the analysis as a titled outline document.
- 2Choose writing standards to set the report perspective.
- 3Add optional instructions and generate a company-standard report.
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Real capture · Document view and report builder
Rebuild the analysis as a conversational podcast
Podcast view turns saved analysis into a two-speaker conversation script for reviewing key ideas through questions and answers.
- 1Create a conversation script from the saved analysis.
- 2Two speakers unpack the key context through questions and answers.
- 3Review the result in a format different from a document.
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Real capture · Podcast conversation builder
Review only the essentials at a glance
Focus view condenses a long analysis into its summary and main flow. Return to Section view whenever you need the full result.
- 1Start with the core summary and conclusion.
- 2Scan the main chapters and flow quickly.
- 3Switch instantly between Section, Document, and Podcast views.
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Real capture · Focus view
Turn the analysis into steps you can follow
The playbook lays out what to prepare, what to do, and how to judge, in order — so you know where to start and where you might get stuck.
- 1Check the tools and materials you need first.
- 2Follow the steps in order.
- 3See the likely sticking points and their alternatives up front.
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Real capture · Action playbook
Use the prompts pulled straight from the content
Prompts actually used in the video or document, organized so you can copy them — with a note on when to use each.
- 1Pick a prompt from the list by situation.
- 2Copy it and paste straight into another tool.
- 3Edit just the parts you need to fit your case.
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Real capture · Ready-made prompts
Register your standards and shape every output to them
Write down your tone, structure, and rules once, and later output follows them. You can also compare a piece of content against your standards to see what is off.
- 1Register your tone and structure principles as items.
- 2Compare analyzed content against your standards.
- 3Later plans and outputs pick up those standards automatically.
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Real capture · My Style Book
Combine the analysis with your standards into a plan
Finds the patterns that work across analyses and merges them with your Style Book, producing title options and a structure you can use right away.
- 1Pick several analyses to use as raw material.
- 2Get suggestions for titles, structure, and emphasis.
- 3Plans are saved and can be reopened later.
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Real capture · Content plan