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GuideTube

Launching today

YouTube lectures → study guides in ~60 seconds

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YouTube lectures → study guides in ~60 seconds

2 followers

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Turn any YouTube video into a study guide, summary, and quiz in about a minute. An amazing tool for students and lifelong learners — not just a guide generator: you get a custom quiz to help you remember, AI chat on the content, transcript export, shareable links, and a library for your guides. Helpful for online self-learners! First guide free, no sign-up. Launch: 50% off annual Premium ($99→$49) — coupon is listed.

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Launch tags:Education•YouTube•Online Learning

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24m ago

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You will love this tool if you watch tutorial videos and would like each step laid out for you instead of always pausing and rewinding. If you like to watch podcasts and want to get a taste of a video before watching the full thing, this will be great to know if the content is meaningful to you or just clickbait. I love watching lots of long-form YouTube videos and podcasts. The problem I have is there's so much content to consume, and I do not have the time to watch it all. I could not find another AI guide generator that would do all the things I wanted it to do, so I decided to create "GuideTube". I've been using this tool personally for a few months now, and I want to share it with the world. Try GuideTube for free today! No payment required!

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4d ago

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18h ago

What is your biggest pain point when consuming tutorial videos or long form podcasts?

I started GuideTube as a passion project to help me create easy guides summarizing content I want to watch online to save time and make learning more efficient. I didn't like all the other "summarizer" tools out there as I felt they were good at one thing but lacked something else. I wanted content broken down into step-by-step guides, a quiz so I know I really got it, and a visual mind map. Also, an organized dashboard to always go back and check out my previous guides in an archive. Feel free to try out GuideTube for free, and I d love to hear your thoughts.

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