Hi Product Hunt, Sy here from iuVid.

iuVid turns any YouTube video into your own notebook — and lets you hand that notebook to someone else without either of you needing an account.

Timestamped Notes: Jot a thought at the exact second it happens, click it later to jump straight back. Great for lecture notes, tutorial steps, or interview quotes you need to cite later.
Bookmarks: One tap to mark a moment on a visual timeline — no digging through a comment section trying to remember "it was around minute 12ish."
Share your notes & bookmarks: One link carries everything on that video's page — your notes, bookmarks, and loop settings together. It's a snapshot of that moment (since there's no account to sync to), so it's perfect for "here's what I found, check it out" — not a live doc yet.
Share playlists: A separate link lets you bundle multiple playlists at once — handy for handing someone a full curated set (a course, a music set, a research trail) in one go.
Focus Loop: Loop your favorite part, control speed, floating movable panel — built for language practice (loop a phrase until it sticks) or musicians drilling a section.
Compare: Play two videos side by side with synced controls — good for comparing tutorials, before/after edits, or two takes of the same performance.
Playlists: Build playlists from any channel with repeat, shuffle, drag-to-reorder.

Try it now: iuvid.com

What's next: live, always-up-to-date share links — and maybe even collaborative notes where two people can build on the same set — if enough of you want it. That's exactly the kind of thing I'd love feedback on today.

Would love your feedback — especially: if you shared a link with someone, did it work the way you expected? I'm in the comments all day.

Thanks!

No account. No uploads. Just a better way to watch, remember, and share.