Focused learning for YouTube and the web
A YouTube note-taking app built for learning, not just watching
Keep the video and every note in one focused workspace. Learnube connects what you capture to the exact video and timestamp so useful ideas do not disappear into another document.
What Learnube helps you do
- Timestamped text, voice, screenshot and drawing notes
- Bookmarks, links and file notes beside the video
- Searchable learning that stays connected to its source
Who it is for
- Students learning from lectures and tutorials
- Self-learners working through long playlists
- Professionals researching from educational videos
How it works
- Bring a supported YouTube video or playlist into Learnube.
- Capture the right kind of note without leaving the player.
- Return through the note, bookmark or Learning Moment at the relevant timestamp.
Why use Learnube for this workflow?
More than a transcript
Keep your own text, voice, screenshot, drawing, bookmark, link and file notes connected to the lesson.
Return to the explanation
Timestamped notes preserve the point in the video where an idea, example or demonstration appeared.
Continue into practice
Move from capture into Smart Notes, knowledge checks, Kits or Courses instead of exporting another isolated document.
What to know before you begin
- The source video remains hosted by YouTube and must be available for playback.
- AI features depend on transcript availability, source quality and the allowances of the selected plan.
- Important AI-generated claims should be checked against the original lesson.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I take timestamped notes on YouTube videos?
Yes. Learnube keeps supported notes and bookmarks connected to the active video and timestamp so you can return to the relevant moment.
What types of YouTube notes can I save?
Learnube supports text, voice, screenshot, drawing, bookmark, link, attachment, quiz and task notes across the workflows where those note types are available.
Does Learnube replace YouTube?
No. Learnube provides a focused learning workspace around supported YouTube content while the source video remains on YouTube.