Built for Obsidian · Free first video
You watched it.
You forgot it.
Paste a YouTube URL. Get a structured Obsidian note back. No typing required.
The usual routine
Pausing the video every thirty seconds to scribble a line isn't a method.
Opening a notepad on the side, copying a timestamp, hunting down the sentence two minutes later. Replaying the same minute three times just to catch the exact word. After an hour of video you end up with six scrawled lines and the nagging sense you missed half of it.
How it works
Three steps. One minute of processing.
You paste the URL
Any public YouTube video. Lecture, podcast, long-form tutorial. Up to four hours.
The model transcribes and structures
Audio goes through Voxtral, by Mistral AI. Chapters are derived from actual content, not from a fixed time grid.
You drop the .md into your vault
Full frontmatter, abstract, key takeaways, clickable timestamped chapters. Ready to use in Obsidian.
Before · After
What you would have written by hand.
What you get in a minute.
Pricing
One credit, one minute of video.
An 18-minute TED talk costs 18 credits. An hour-long podcast, 60. No subscription, no auto-renewal.
- · 1 video, up to 10 min
- · No account, no card
- · Same quality as the paid version
- · +20 bonus credits when you create an account
- · 100 minutes of video
- · Videos up to 4 hours
- · FR ↔ EN translation (2 credits/min)
- · History of your notes
Questions
The ones we get most.
Yes. Voxtral detects the source language. The note keeps the original language by default. You can request a FR or EN translation at conversion time — that counts as two credits per minute.
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