Swata

Hi everyone! I've been working on Swata for a while now, and I'm really excited to finally share it here. **The backstory:** I'd watch these amazing YouTube tutorials, take some scattered notes, then completely forget where I left off or which video had that one thing I needed. YouTube is an incredible learning resource, but there's no good way to actually *learn* systematically from it. **What Swata does:** - Turn YouTube videos and playlists into proper courses - Search through video transcripts to find exactly what you need - Take timestamped and screenshots right into your notes - Track your progress so you actually finish what you start - Notion-style editor to organize everything in one place The most helpful thing for me has been coming back to my notes weeks later. Everything has timestamps, so I can instantly jump back to the exact moment in the video and get the full context. No more "wait, what was the instructor actually explaining here?" Would love to hear what you think — especially if you're someone who learns from YouTube regularly. What's your biggest pain point? Does this solve it, or am I missing something? Thanks for checking it out!