Create video notes
Start from a YouTube URL and build a local workspace with transcript, summary, chapters, notes, screenshots, and source files.
Feature library
Browse the complete ScribeShot feature set. Use the feature pages to understand the benefit and use case, then open Docs for the exact workflow and settings.
3 screenshots per video • No signup • No credit card • Open product docs
How the pieces fit together
The feature list is one connected flow: capture the source, preserve visual context, learn from the video, retrieve knowledge across the saved library, then keep the result in portable files.
Turn a YouTube video into durable notes while preserving the visual context that transcripts miss.
Start from a YouTube URL and build a local workspace with transcript, summary, chapters, notes, screenshots, and source files.
Generate structured notes from the transcript, with long videos handled in smaller chunks before the final note is assembled.
Capture slides, code, equations, and diagrams while watching and file each frame beside the relevant timestamped notes.
Analyze captured frames so text, code, and diagrams become useful context for search and video chat.
Move through long videos by topic, ask questions, and turn passive watching into a reusable learning workspace.
Generate structured chapters and subsections anchored to the source video so you can jump back to the exact moment.
Ask questions against transcript and captured visual context, with source timestamps and relevant screenshot evidence when available.
Generate an interactive topic hierarchy from the video and use it as a compact way to explore the material.
Play the most important source segments in sequence so you can review the key moments without rewatching the full video.
Reuse what you have already learned: find it across the library, ask across it, and practice retrieval.
Search across saved videos and surface the most relevant matching chapters grouped under each video.
Ask a question across your saved video-note library and get an answer grounded in relevant material you have collected.
Generate active-recall questions from your saved knowledge so review focuses on retrieval instead of passive rereading.
Keep your notes portable: Markdown remains the source format, with optional PDF and Obsidian workflows on top.
Create a polished PDF from the finished note with optional summary, AI notes, screenshots, and timestamps.
Store ordinary Markdown and image files in a folder you control and read them directly from an Obsidian vault.
Run supported AI models on your Mac and choose a model that fits its available memory.
After the YouTube source is fetched, run supported Gemma 4 models directly on your Mac for notes and related AI workflows without an API key.
Choose a lighter Gemma model or a supported Qwen vision model for your hardware. AI inference runs locally; cloud-provider API keys are not supported.
Features vs Docs
The feature library explains what ScribeShot can do and why it matters. The documentation explains exactly how to use each capability. Existing search-focused feature URLs stay unchanged.
Start free, use the features that matter to you, and decide from your own notes rather than a feature list.
3 screenshots per video • No signup • No credit card for the trial • Local AI option