Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Khalid, maker of AskMyTuto. This started from a personal annoyance: every time I watched a coding tutorial, I'd hit a moment where I didn't understand why the instructor did something — and then I'd rewind three times, pause, Google the term, lose my place, and forget what I was even confused about in the first place. A 30-minute tutorial would eat an hour of my evening. So I built AskMyTuto: paste any YouTube tutorial URL, and it becomes an interactive AI mentor. You can ask a question about the exact moment you're watching and get a context-aware answer — not a generic search result. You can capture a frame and say "extract this code" or "what's on screen?" and the AI actually sees that moment. You can ask a totally off-topic question (SideAsk) without losing your place in the video. And when you're done, export your whole session — notes, frames, chat — to PDF, Notion, or Markdown. It's not just for developers — it works on any YouTube tutorial (languages, exam prep, business, repairs, design), but we've gone deep on coding tutorials specifically: line-by-line code explanations, bug-fixing challenges, mini exercises generated from the tutorial you're watching, and one-click launch into a live StackBlitz project. You can start free for 7 days, no card required. Would love your feedback, especially on: What other "moments" in a tutorial you wish an AI could explain Whether the frame-capture feature feels natural Any tutorial that breaks it (paste a link, I'll fix it) Thanks for checking it out 🙏 Gallery / Screenshot Caption Suggestions Hero shot — "Ask a question at the exact moment you're watching — get a context-aware answer instantly." Frame capture — "Capture any frame and ask 'extract this code' — the AI sees the moment, not just the transcript." SideAsk — "Go off-topic without losing your place. Ask a side question without opening a new tab." Timeline — "Your learning timeline auto-marks key moments — jump back with one click." Export — "Export your whole session — notes, frames, chat — to PDF, Notion, or Markdown." Dev tools — "For developers: explain code, fix bugs, take on challenges, and launch a live StackBlitz project." Pricing — "Free 7-day trial. Plans from $9/mo (student) to $39/mo (business)."

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2mo ago

The timestamp-based question feature actually works like I'd want it to, which surprised me. Got a clean PDF summary out of a 40-minute coding video in seconds.

@chrispratt i am happy to hear that from developers . Getting code from a video was always painful also i encourage you to use features like sideask = never loose current chat context . The search feature help you to find the exact moment inside a video , capture frame can let you extract codes from the video and many features welcome and please your upvote is precious for us

1mo ago

AskMyTuto

Turn any YouTube tutorial into an interactive AI mentor

Turn any YouTube tutorial into an interactive AI mentor