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Short videos on the real app, each one a single job from start to finish, and none longer than two minutes. One series for everyday use, one for work.
How-to 1 · 1:33
Paste a link to any YouTube video, say what you want from it, and send. KnowStash saves the video and writes the note while you watch. Here, a sourdough tutorial becomes just the recipe.
Leave the box empty to process the video now and ask it something later. Not sure what to ask? Suggest gives you a place to start. And you don't have to wait for the note: a small card in the sidebar tells you when it's ready.
How-to 2 · 1:11
Some questions need more than one video. Put them in a queue and choose what comes back: a note for each video, one note from all of them, or one note that stays up to date as you add more. Here, four Japan travel guides become one brief for the whole trip.
How-to 3 · 1:39
A monitor looks for new videos for you. Add a search, a channel or a playlist, pick how often it runs and the most a run may spend, and choose which videos get in. Preview the next run to see what it would pick up, and roughly what it would cost, before anything is added.
New videos collect in a queue of their own, Note writes them up, and Newsletter emails you what the new notes say. Here it follows electric SUV reviews and keeps one brief up to date.
How-to 4 · 1:14
Everything you make lands in one library. Search your notes, open a video to see its chapters and the notes you've made from it, and ask it something new: it's already saved, so you only pay for the note. Keep the instructions you use a lot as prompts, and file notes and videos into collections.
How-to 5 · 1:36
Saving videos and writing notes uses credits, and one credit is one hour of video. Your balance is in the corner, under your name: hover over it and pick Account. Credits come in batches, each with its own expiry date, and the batch that expires first is spent first.
When you're running low, the page says so. Buy a pack and pay once at checkout: there's no subscription, nothing renews, and nothing is charged automatically. Spend shows where your credits went, month by month and charge by charge, and Settings picks the model that writes your notes and what saving keeps from each video.
For work · How-to 1 · 1:40
Paste a link to an interview, say what you want from it, and send. KnowStash saves the video and writes the note while you watch, and when you ask for timestamps, every quote links to the moment it was said. Here, a half-hour markets interview becomes the strategist's calls and every number she gave.
Leave the box empty to process a video now, ready for the results call you'll get to later. When you do, Suggest gives you a place to start, and a small card in the sidebar tells you when the note is ready, so you can get on with your day.
For work · How-to 2 · 1:21
Some questions need more than one video. Put every review of a product in a queue and ask them all one question: here, every complaint by feature, with the reviewer and the moment they said it. Choose one note per video, one note from all of them, or one note that stays up to date as you add more.
For work · How-to 3 · 1:44
A monitor follows a YouTube channel, a search or a playlist for you. Add the channel, pick how often it runs and the most a run may spend, and let in only the videos you want: here, the ones with “rates” in the title. Preview the next run to see what would come in, and what it would cost, before anything is added.
New videos collect in a queue of their own, Note keeps one brief up to date, and Newsletter emails you what the new notes say. Here it follows an expert's weekly channel on container shipping rates.
For work · How-to 4 · 1:20
Everything you make lands in one library. Search your notes, open a video to see its chapters and the notes you've made from it, and ask it something new: a three-hour podcast that's already saved costs only the note. Keep the instructions your team uses a lot as prompts, and file notes and videos into a collection per client or project.
For work · How-to 5 · 1:25
The Team plan is one annual invoice, shared by you and up to 5 people, with one library and one balance of credits between you. Invite a colleague by email: they open the link, join, and find the team's notes, videos, queues and prompts, each with the name of the person who made it. Joining moves them into the team's workspace, and their own notes wait, untouched, until they leave.
Pick a teammate under Written by to see their notes. A video one of you saves is saved for everyone, so the team never pays for it twice. As the owner, you send the team's newsletters to everyone, hand the team over or remove someone from the menu beside their name, and see in Spend where the credits went, person by person.
For work · How-to 6 · 1:35
Sooner or later, someone asks what it all costs. Your balance is in the corner, under your name: hover over it and pick Account. Credits come in batches, each with its own expiry date, and the one that expires first is spent first.
Buy credits in packs: each pack is paid once, and nothing is charged automatically. At checkout, a company in the EU adds its VAT number, and the invoice comes by email. When colleagues need the same library, switch to the Team plan: one annual invoice, shared by you and up to 5 people, with a workspace and a balance of its own. Spend shows where the credits went, and a charge made by a queue or monitor carries its name, so you can see what each project cost.
Everything on screen in this series is made up for the demo: the videos, the channels, the people and what they say.
Create your free account, paste a link, and ask for the note you want. The first 3 credits are on us.
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