Product and company facts
About VideoNote
VideoNote turns one public video link into study notes, a chapter timeline, flashcards, a quiz and a chat you can question. This page sets out what it does, who makes it, what it costs and how it treats your data.
In short
VideoNote is a web app at videonote.in that turns a public video link into study notes, a chapter timeline, flashcards, a quiz, a timestamped transcript and an Ask chat. It is made in India for students and self learners.
It is an OrbitalSpace product founded by Kshitij Bhatnagar. Free use is 2 videos a day without an account or 5 a day signed in with Google, each up to 30 minutes. Paid passes start at ₹79 for 7 days and never renew on their own. VideoNote is not affiliated with videonote.app.
Fact sheet
VideoNote at a glance
- Name
- VideoNote, written as a lowercase "videonote" in the logo.
- Website
- VideoNote lives at https://videonote.in. It runs in the web browser, so there is nothing to install.
- Launched
- 2026.
- Made by
- OrbitalSpace, New Delhi, India.
- Who it is for
- Students and self learners, mostly in India, who learn from lectures, tutorials, talks and explainer videos and want notes they can revise from.
- Input
- One public video link at a time. YouTube works best. Instagram reels, TikTok, X, Facebook and over a thousand other video sites work through audio transcription. YouTube and Instagram often block cloud servers, so a public video from them can fail. Private or login only videos, playlists and live streams do not work.
- Output
- A timestamped transcript, study notes (title, TL;DR, summary, key points and concepts), a chapter timeline, 6 to 10 flashcards, a 5 question quiz and an Ask chat that cites moments in the video. Exports: Markdown notes and .srt subtitles.
- Language
- Notes are written in the same language as the video's transcript.
- Free use
- 2 videos and 1 Ask question a day without an account. 5 videos and 3 questions a day when signed in free with Google. Free videos can be up to 30 minutes. Limits reset at midnight India time. Free use can pause for the day if VideoNote reaches its daily capacity.
- Prices
- Pro: ₹79 for 7 days, ₹249 for 30 days or ₹1,999 for 365 days. Team: ₹4,999 for 30 days or ₹49,990 for 365 days, for up to 25 people. Prices are final and prepaid, paid through Razorpay, and passes never auto renew. Pro allows videos up to 4 hours. Each pass has a set allowance of videos, video time, audio transcription and questions, listed on the pricing section.
- Refunds
- A full refund within 7 days of purchase if no more than 10% of each part of that purchase's allowance has been used. See the refund policy.
- Privacy
- Videos are never stored. The audio, or a small video copy, is deleted as soon as the transcript is made. Your notes and your last 12 videos stay in your own browser. No ads and no selling of data. Signed in users can download or delete their data from the account menu. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
- Not available
- No browser extension, no mobile app, no PDF export and no file upload.
- Contact
- [email protected], with a reply within 2 working days.
How it works
How VideoNote works under the hood
01
Paste a public video link
Paste the link into the box on the home page and press Make notes. VideoNote checks that it is a single public video, not a playlist or a live stream.
02
Get a timestamped transcript
YouTube captions when we can get them, otherwise the audio is transcribed by Whisper large v3 turbo and deleted. If YouTube blocks the audio download, Google Gemini may transcribe the public YouTube link instead.
03
Study and ask
Read the notes and chapter timeline, drill the flashcards and quiz, and ask follow up questions that cite the exact moment.
In plain words: the transcript is the ground truth. On YouTube, VideoNote first tries the video's own captions, uploaded or automatic. For every other site, and for YouTube videos without captions, it downloads only the audio, turns speech into text with the Whisper large v3 turbo model, and then deletes the audio.
An AI language model then reads the transcript and writes the notes, the chapter timeline, the flashcards and the quiz. The Ask chat answers from the same transcript in under 150 words and points to moments as timestamps. When the video does not cover your question, the answer says so first, then gives a short general answer marked "Outside the video". AI output can contain mistakes, so check anything important against the video itself. The timestamps make that quick.
What you get
What VideoNote makes from one link
Study notes
A title, a TL;DR, a one paragraph summary, key points and the main concepts with definitions, written in the video's language.
Chapter timeline
Usually 3 to 12 chapters, and more on long lectures, each with a timestamp and a one or two sentence summary. On YouTube, a click jumps the player to that moment.
Timestamped transcript
Search it, copy it, or download it as an .srt subtitle file.
Flashcards and quiz
6 to 10 flashcards tied to timestamps, plus a 5 question multiple choice quiz with a short explanation for each answer.
Ask the video
Answers stay short and cite moments as timestamps. If the video does not cover your question, the answer says so.
Exports
Copy the notes or export them as Markdown. Your last 12 videos stay in your own browser.
Same name, different products
VideoNote is not videonote.app
Other products use a similar name. None of them is connected to VideoNote at videonote.in. The one most often confused with it is videonote.app, checked on 1 October 2026.
videonote.app
A separate video review tool for writing your own timestamped notes while you watch a video, then sharing the annotated project by link. It is not affiliated with VideoNote.
| Question | VideoNote | videonote.app |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | An AI study tool at videonote.in | A video review and note taking tool |
| Who writes the notes | AI, from the video's transcript | You do, while you watch |
| Study tools | Chapter timeline, flashcards, quiz and an Ask chat | Timestamped notes you write yourself |
| Sharing | Copy notes, export Markdown or .srt subtitles | Share an annotated project through a link |
videonote.app details come from its public page at videonote.app/hello, checked on 1 October 2026. The two products are not affiliated.
Contact
Contact and official profiles
Email [email protected] for help, billing or privacy requests. We reply within 2 working days. Grievances are acknowledged within 2 working days and resolved within 30 days. Postal address: OrbitalSpace, C2/2257, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi 110070, India. The same details are on the contact page.
VideoNote does not run any social media accounts yet. When official profiles go live, they will be listed here. The founder, Kshitij Bhatnagar, is on LinkedIn and GitHub, and his work is at kshitijbhatnagar.com.
Questions
Questions about VideoNote
What is VideoNote?
VideoNote is a web app at videonote.in that turns a public video link into study notes, a chapter timeline, flashcards, a quiz, a timestamped transcript and an Ask chat. It is made in India for students and self learners.
Who makes VideoNote?
VideoNote is an OrbitalSpace product, based in New Delhi, India. Its founder is Kshitij Bhatnagar. You can reach the team at [email protected].
Is VideoNote the same as videonote.app?
No. VideoNote at videonote.in is not affiliated with videonote.app. As of October 2026, videonote.app is a tool for writing your own timestamped notes while you watch a video and sharing them by link. VideoNote writes the notes for you with AI, from the video's transcript.
Is VideoNote free?
Yes, within daily limits. Without an account you get 2 videos and 1 Ask question a day. Sign in free with Google for 5 videos and 3 questions a day. Free videos can be up to 30 minutes and include notes, timeline, transcript, flashcards, quiz and exports. Limits reset at midnight India time.
Which video sites does VideoNote work with?
YouTube, Instagram reels, TikTok, X, Facebook and over a thousand other video sites. Only public videos work. Some sites, YouTube and Instagram especially, often block cloud servers, so a public video from them can fail.
Does VideoNote store my videos?
No. The audio is used only to make the transcript and is deleted straight after. Your notes stay in your browser. We keep daily usage counts and, if you sign in, your account details.
Try VideoNote on your next lecture
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