SnipLume

Turn video and audio into reusable knowledge

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Turn video and audio into reusable knowledge

5 followers

Upload a file, paste a public video link, or record audio. SnipLume creates searchable transcripts, AI summaries, translations, scripts, and grounded answers—then keeps every output connected in one workspace.

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Launch tags:Social Media•Marketing•Audio

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 SnipLume started as a simple way to work with public videos. But the useful part rarely ends with saving a file—the real work begins when you need to understand what was said, find the important moments, translate it, or turn it into something new. So I rebuilt SnipLume around one connected workflow: 1. Start with a public video link, an audio/video upload, or a browser recording. 2. Create an editable transcript with timestamps. 3. Generate grounded summaries, notes, translations, hooks, outlines, scripts, or answers. 4. Keep every output attached to the original source inside a reusable workspace project. You can start free with 50 Starter Credits. Standard public-video downloads are also available when the source exposes them, but SnipLume's focus is the complete workflow after capture—not just another disconnected file. I would especially love feedback on two things: which source type you work with most, and which output would save you the most time after transcription? Thanks for checking it out!

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2mo ago

honestly the workflow sounds really useful but i'd love a way to highlight a specific section of the transcript and ask a question just about that part, kind of like pinning a quote for the AI to reference. would make research and quote finding way faster

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2mo ago

The way every output stays connected in one workspace instead of scattered across tabs is a really thoughtful UX choice. Feels like you actually used the tool yourself before shipping it.

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2mo ago

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2mo ago

What happens to your video or recording after you save it?

Most video and audio workflows feel fragmented.

You save a video, upload a recording, or finish a meeting then use separate tools to create a transcript, summarize it, translate it, extract ideas, and organize the results.

I m building SnipLume around a different idea: the source and everything created from it should stay connected.

With SnipLume, you can start from a public video link, an audio/video upload, or a browser recording, then turn it into:

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