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AI · May 26, 2026

VidBrief

Read a 1-hour YouTube video in 30 seconds with AI

What it does

VidBrief turns any YouTube URL into a TL;DR summary, clickable chapter outline, full transcript, and a chat that grounds every answer in a [mm:ss] timestamp — under 30 seconds. Every video is indexed into a personal knowledge base. Free tier, no card.

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