ClipMark
Actually remember what you study on YouTube
What it does
Bookmark the exact second, loop an A–B passage, then get quizzed on it days later — with your own note as the question and the real clip as the answer. The AI runs inside your browser, not on our servers. Free tier, exports to Anki.
Bookmark the moments that matter, then let Active Recall quiz you on them before replaying the clip. Spaced review, local AI notes, and one-click export to Anki.
Hit Alt+B on the moment that matters. ClipMark brings it back on a spaced schedule, hides your note, and asks you to recall it — before it replays the clip. Free, on-device, exports to Anki. shield_with_heart Your transcripts never leave your laptop. The AI that drafts your notes is Chrome's own on-device model — free, and nothing is sent to our servers. Most of what you watch fades within a day. ClipMark's Active Recall quizzes you on the moments you saved before replaying them — turning hours of idle watching into minutes of active mastery. Starts at 1 / 3 / 7 days, then doubles — capped at 60. Miss one and it comes back tomorrow. Rewatching feels like studying, but recognition isn't…from clipmark.mithahara.com
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