Snipsnip — Instant Screen

YouTube is where the smartest people put their best thinking. Long form podcasts. Sales breakdowns. Investing analysis. Founder interviews. Lectures. The signal is there. The problem is you have to sit through 90 minutes to find the 5 minutes that matter.

What SnipSnip does
- Save a YouTube video to SnipSnip.
- Get back a structured AI report.
- Create a Knowledge Base of valuable content over time
- Ask AI about the video or your knowledge base.

Key Takeaways. Three to seven bullets capturing the most important insights.
Macro Implications. One to two paragraphs on broader context. What does this actually mean for you?
Points of Agreement and Disagreement. Where do the speakers align? Where do they push back? If there's only one speaker, where do they sit against the rest of the field?
Actionable Steps. Three to five concrete things you can do based on what you just learned.
You also get the full transcript with timestamps. When a quote or insight jumps out, jump straight to that moment in the video.
Lenses change the entire report
Save a video to a folder with a custom focus, and the report tailors itself to that lens. The same podcast read through "competitive sales tactics" produces a completely different report than the same podcast read through "fundraising strategy." Your library becomes a research engine. Not a watch later graveyard.
Your library grows smarter over time
Every video and every report is searchable. Type "tariffs" three months later and find every video that mentioned them. Type "cold outreach" and find every sales podcast you broke down. Your YouTube history finally compounds into something you can actually use.
Connect your library to Claude or ChatGPT
Hook SnipSnip up to Claude or any MCP compatible AI assistant. Ask "what did I learn about pricing this month?" and your AI pulls from every report you've saved. Every video you've ever watched becomes memory your AI can reason over.
Built for people who watch YouTube to learn
Founders ingesting GTM and product podcasts without watching all of them.

Sales reps studying competitor messaging and pitch breakdowns.

Investors digesting market analysis, earnings recaps, and finance creators.

Product people pulling signal from long form interviews.

Researchers and students turning lectures into structured notes.

Operators turning expert content into next steps.
Works on
Regular YouTube videos. Shorts. Live streams. Embeds. Anything with a video ID.