Never miss an important video again. Turn YouTube videos into articles you can read anytime in your own personal feed.
Subscribe to newsletters from your favorite YouTubers—or create them for your own channel. AI turns videos into digestible summaries delivered straight to you or your subscribers' inbox.
I built this because i watch a lot of fintech/stock investing youtube creators. They post really long videos - 30min sometimes 1hr+. I wanted a way to digest all the information without sitting through the entire video. So, i created Tubeletter. It can generate newsletters from any creators YT videos. You also get daily newsletters of the latest video posted on a channel.
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@bluehatkeem Really like the idea. I can see that unlocking whole new channels for YouTubers.
Hey, is it NotebookLM-based? I was thinking to try an n8n sequence exactly for this (pull summaries from NotebookLM and send them my way to a messenger I prefer), but with your product this might be an overkill. Just an idea: maybe, a messenger with channel functionality (f.ex Telegram) would work even better than email? Kudos on the launch!
@pasha_tseluyko both ! Creators can use it as something like a perk for joining their private groups,discord etc and individual viewers can use it to keep up with creators they care about.
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This is really helpful for creators who wants their videos to be converted into newsletter. The only thing I concerned about the readiblity of the newsletter, I found a lot newsletters nowadays which is not easy to read.
I only loved the formatting of hipreneurs newsletter, I appreciate if you give the same well formated newsletter in Tubeletter also.
@anishsharma yes, tubeletter uses html style tags to format the newsletter so it looks great and is easy to read. Here is an example. You can also change the “Voice” of the reporter so the newsletters comes in a format you’d prefer.
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Congrats on the launch 👏
Tubeletter solves a real pain point. Tools like YouTube chapter summaries, generic AI video summarizers, and even email digests already help condense long videos, so I’m curious how Tubeletter differentiates when it comes to accuracy and usefulness for finance or investing content where nuance really matters.
Are users mostly subscribing to creators they already follow, or discovering new channels through the newsletters?
What’s been the biggest reason people stick with Tubeletter instead of just skimming timestamps or AI summaries?
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This is a very amazing idea, I need to check that out. I’ll come back and let you know after I’ve tested it out. Thank you.
OMG this is going to save so much of my time 😭🙌I love watching marketing podcasts on YouTube, but they’re such a time commitment. Turning them into concise, easy-to-read newsletters is honestly perfect.Thank you so much for building this and huge congratulations on the launch! @bluehatkeem Really excited to use it.
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Hey, is it NotebookLM-based? I was thinking to try an n8n sequence exactly for this (pull summaries from NotebookLM and send them my way to a messenger I prefer), but with your product this might be an overkill. Just an idea: maybe, a messenger with channel functionality (f.ex Telegram) would work even better than email? Kudos on the launch!
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So is this more for creators to engage and retain their audience? Or for the viewers to get summaries of videos?
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@anishsharma yes, tubeletter uses html style tags to format the newsletter so it looks great and is easy to read. Here is an example. You can also change the “Voice” of the reporter so the newsletters comes in a format you’d prefer.
Youkti
OMG this is going to save so much of my time 😭🙌I love watching marketing podcasts on YouTube, but they’re such a time commitment. Turning them into concise, easy-to-read newsletters is honestly perfect.Thank you so much for building this and huge congratulations on the launch! @bluehatkeem Really excited to use it.
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