One click, timestamped notes — AI-written or your own, your choice. Organise with collections and tags. Then chat across everything you've ever saved.
A single bar over every video and article you've ever saved.
Across your saved Musk notes, the thread is: start from first principles — "Physics is law, and everything else is a recommendation" [1], question and delete requirements before optimizing or automating [2], then use early premium products to fund cheaper ones and zero-emission power [3].
AI watches the transcript, pulls key ideas, and links every bullet back to the exact second. Click a timestamp and the video jumps.
Highlight what matters or save the whole page. Source-linked excerpts and the same chat surface on top.
Tags come from manual #tags in the content you save. Add, edit, or remove them anytime.
One click from the Chrome Web Store.
Videos are automatically summarised. Optionally save as a note, or create notes manually.
Bullets, key points, LaTeX equations, and syntax highlighted code blocks.
Get a summarised answer referencing multiple notes from your library. Citations link back to the original note you took, and that note links back to the original source.
Automatic summaries, and AI chat with transcript or article text.
Every bullet links to the exact second. Click and jump — no scrubbing.
Turn transcripts into timestamped notes, summaries, and per-video chat.
Clip any article into clean, source-linked notes you can highlight, edit, and revisit.
Ask anything across everything you've saved. Answers cite your sources.
Take your notes with you. Export clean Markdown whenever you need it.
Yes - the same sidebar appears on any URL. YouTube videos get timestamped notes with clickable moments that jump back to the video.
NoteTime indexes everything you've saved. Ask a question; you get an answer grounded in your library and linked back to the source videos and articles. Individual notes can have clickable timestamps for videos and quotes for article text.
Collections are manual. Tags come from #tags in the content you save. You can edit both anytime.
Completely. NoteTime only saves what you explicitly capture. No passive browsing history, no selling data, no training on your notes.
Markdown export or copy-paste. Your notes are never locked in.
Effortlessly take notes on important videos and articles as you browse.
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