Clipnote: AI Video Summarizer — App Store rankings
Sigit Kuncoro · Lifestyle · View on the App Store
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The developer's US App Store description, in full.
Save the videos worth keeping as notes you will actually read. Share a Reel, a TikTok, a YouTube Short, or a Facebook video to Clipnote and get a structured note back: key takeaways, sections, action items, quotes, and the terms explained. Not a transcript. A real note. HOW IT WORKS 1. Tap Share on a video or link in Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Threads, X, Safari, or Photos. 2. Pick Clipnote in the share sheet. 3. Choose Process now, or save the link to read later. Clipnote transcribes the video and writes the note while you keep scrolling. A typical clip takes 15 to 40 seconds; longer videos take longer. WHAT'S IN A NOTE - Key takeaways: the points worth remembering - Sections that follow the video, whether it is a recipe, a tutorial, or a talk - Action items to act on - Quotes worth saving, word for word - Concepts: jargon and unfamiliar names explained - Questions to think about afterwards Pick Quick, Standard, or Deep notes, and write them in any of 57 languages. YOUR LIBRARY - Every note is saved on your phone and readable offline - Search, tags, and collections keep topics apart - Links: a read-later list for videos you have not processed yet - Works on iPhone and iPad CLIPNOTE PRO - Unlimited notes - Priority processing on the faster AI model - Export to Markdown or Notion The free plan includes 5 notes a month, and new accounts get their first 5 notes with Pro processing. PRIVACY Videos are deleted once they are transcribed. Your account keeps the note and its transcript, nothing else from the video. Terms of Use (EULA): https://clipnote.site/terms Privacy Policy: https://clipnote.site/privacy
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