AI summaries · free Chrome extensionA summary built from the transcript, not the title
Many “summaries” are guesses from a video’s title and description. VoxCue works from what is actually said: it first gets the full transcript — from YouTube’s captions, or by transcribing the audio when there are none — and only then writes the summary. If the speaker contradicts the title, the summary says what the speaker said.
Because the chapters come from the same timestamped transcript, every one of them is linked to the real moment in the video. The summary is a map, not a replacement: when a takeaway matters, one click takes you to the speaker saying it.
Copy the notes anywhere
The overview, takeaways and chapters copy to your clipboard as clean text, ready for Notion, Google Docs, an email or a study guide. Need the full text as well? Export the transcript as TXT, SRT, VTT or JSON.
Beyond YouTube
The same summary works on any video VoxCue can transcribe: Vimeo, Loom recordings, Coursera lectures, and most websites with a standard HTML5 video player. That makes it as useful for a recorded team meeting or a product demo as for a YouTube tutorial.
Who uses it
- Students. Turn a recorded lecture into revision notes and a chapter list.
- Professionals. Get the decisions and action points out of a webinar or recorded meeting.
- Researchers. Screen dozens of talks quickly and keep only the ones worth watching in full.
- Lifelong learners. Keep the key ideas from every podcast and tutorial you watch.