Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Vidpulp because I was drowning in YouTube subscriptions I never had time to watch. I follow a handful of channels for real signal: technical talks, founder interviews, longer explainers. But the videos pile up faster than I can watch them, and the ones I actually care about get buried under everything else the algorithm pushes. I kept opening YouTube, feeling behind, and closing it again. The stuff I subscribed to on purpose was the stuff I was missing. So I flipped the model. Instead of me going to YouTube, I wanted the good parts of YouTube to come to me. Vidpulp watches the playlists you choose, and whenever a new video lands it pulls the transcript, runs it through an LLM, and writes a clear summary of what the video actually covers. Then it emails you a digest on your schedule. You skim it in a couple of minutes, decide what is worth your full attention, and skip the rest with a clear conscience. Sign in with Google, pick your playlists, done. The approach changed a lot along the way. My first version tried to summarize everything from everywhere, and the digests were noisy and useless. The unlock was letting people track specific playlists rather than whole channels or their entire subscription feed. Narrow input, high signal output. I also spent way more time than expected on the summaries themselves, because a bad summary is worse than no summary. Getting them to be genuinely skimmable took real iteration. There is a free plan to try it with one playlist, and paid plans when you want to track more. I would genuinely love your feedback: which channels or playlists would you point it at, and what would make the digest something you actually look forward to opening? Ask me anything, I will be here all day.

Vidpulp

AI summaries of every new video in your YouTube playlists

AI summaries of every new video in your YouTube playlists