Most note-taking apps are built for typing, but students today learn heavily through YouTube lectures and online courses. I built this to make visual learning less messy. It lets you capture screenshots directly from lectures, saves them with timestamps, organize them into folders, add notes, and export everything as PDFs. The best part: you can instantly jump back to the exact moment a concept was explained during revision.

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Hey everyone 👋

This started from a very real student problem.

During exams, I realized I was spending more time pausing lectures, taking screenshots, organizing notes, and searching for “that one slide” than actually studying. Most screenshots would just get lost in my gallery, and revision became frustrating.

So I built this Chrome extension to make visual note-taking from YouTube lectures much smoother.

The extension opens as a side panel alongside YouTube, so you can take screenshots, write notes, organize them into folders, and revisit lecture moments without constantly switching tabs or apps.

Every screenshot is automatically saved with a timestamp, making revision much faster since you can jump back to the exact explanation later. You can also export entire study sessions as clean PDFs.

The biggest idea behind it was simple - less friction while learning, more time actually understanding and revising concepts.

Would genuinely love feedback, ideas, or feature requests from the community 🙌