Hi Product Hunt 👋 Most AI video summaries read well and can't be checked. A paragraph about a 40-minute talk gives you nothing to verify, and summary lines end up quoted as if the speaker said them. summarizer.video is built around one rule: every point in a summary keeps the timestamp it came from. Click it and the video plays from that second, with the matching transcript line highlighted. What you get from a YouTube, TikTok or Instagram link: - the summary at three depths (gist, brief, full notes), every point timestamped - named chapters for long videos - the full transcript, searchable, exportable as TXT, Markdown, SRT or VTT - a mind map and flashcards for the second pass - Q&A that answers only from the transcript and cites timestamps Pricing, plainly: videos already on the site are free to read without an account; signing up gives 10 credits; free accounts handle videos up to 10 minutes plus 1 hour of uploads a month. YouTube videos without captions need speech-to-text, which is on the Pro plans. I'd love to hear where a summary let you down, and what you'd want to check first.

summarizer.video

Video summaries where every point links to its timestamp

Video summaries where every point links to its timestamp