Transform any YouTube playlist into an interactive, distraction-free course. Track lesson progress, write Markdown and KaTeX math notes, navigate timestamped chapters, and learn at your own pace.
Hey Product Hunt š
I built Courseifier out of genuine frustration. I've been self-teaching CS from YouTube for two years and kept failing to finish courses ā not because the content was hard, but because YouTube's interface is actively hostile to deep studying.
The core insight: YouTube optimizes for engagement. Learning requires the opposite. You need an interface that's boring on purpose ā that removes every shiny object and keeps you on the lecture.
A few decisions I'm proud of:
⢠**Local-first architecture** ā no account required, everything in IndexedDB
⢠**KaTeX math rendering** ā I needed this for calculus and linear algebra notes, so I built it in
⢠**No telemetry** ā not even anonymized analytics. I find surveillance capitalism in EdTech gross.
It's completely free. Optional sync tier coming for cross-device users.
Would love your feedback. Thanks for checking it out!