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Transcriptomatic

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Paste a YouTube URL, get a full transcript by email

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Paste a YouTube URL, get a full transcript by email

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Paste any YouTube playlist, channel, or video URL — get a single combined plain-text transcript delivered to your inbox. Free for up to 20 videos per request. No account required, no extension to install. Great for feeding YouTube content into AI tools, researching topics from educational channels, or archiving your own video scripts. Need more? Unlock up to 50 videos for a one-time $9.95.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built Transcriptomatic because I kept wanting to feed YouTube content into AI tools — but getting clean bulk transcripts out of YouTube is surprisingly painful. It's one video at a time, manually, with no easy way to batch a whole playlist or channel. The flow: paste a URL → enter your email → get a single combined .txt file in your inbox when it's done. Free for up to 20 videos. Use cases I've seen so far: • Feeding entire channels into ChatGPT/Claude for Q&A • Researchers pulling content from educational channels • Content creators archiving their own video scripts • Students taking notes from lecture playlists Happy to answer questions — would love to hear how you'd use it!

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Looking for feedback on my post-action user flow

When a user pulls a video transcript, they instantly get the raw text they came for. No games. But right there on the success.html screen when their interest and intent are at 100% we offer a seamless path to upgrade the experience.

Instead of leaving them to sift through an unformatted, chaotic wall of text, the success page introduces a polished, premium delivery system. It takes that raw data and instantly structures it into a high-value package of 4 distinct, ready-to-use instructional PDFs (including formatted study guides, actionable summaries, and clear content assets). It bridges the gap between 'raw data' and 'finished asset' instantly.

I m sharing this layout because I m fascinating by post-action optimization. For tools like this, does a highly relevant, one-time asset delivery on the success screen feel like a cleaner user experience than a standard SaaS subscription popup?

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