CodeVideoNote

Learning articles

Practical ways to turn video lessons into notes.

Confirm the source

Bind the current video, subtitles, and timestamps so the note starts from the right source.

Keep only the screenshots and source links that help you revisit the idea.

Edit and export portable Markdown; your library stays in your browser.

Privacy by default

Notes and images stay local by default; only necessary content is sent when you request AI generation.

Follow the lesson structure, keep the important timestamps, and turn a long course into a compact reference.

A transcript becomes useful when it has structure, headings, and links back to the source video.

Use timestamps as small, durable links back to the exact explanation you want to revisit.

Check the signed-in player and current subtitle track, then use the extension or manual import when cloud access is limited.

Keep the problem, the useful implementation idea, a small code context, and the source timestamp.

The difference is the complete workflow: source, evidence, structured note, and portable export.