Turn your sources into videos, shorts and posts.
Paste your YouTube videos, PDFs and notes. Creator Notebook turns them into the script, titles, thumbnail, Shorts and LinkedIn posts, in your voice. Every claim points to the timecode that proves it.
Get started What connecting allows- Timestamped citations
- Fourteen publishable deliverables
- Read-only channel access
Flip through one, right now.
Three leaves, the same as in the workshop: what is selected, what is answered, what comes out. This is the product, not a screenshot.
Six mics under €30
Demo notebook
2 of 4 sources selected - only those feed the answer.
- Footage A - the six-mic shootout Footage · 12:04
- Mic B datasheet Document · 6 pages
- Footage B - the voice-over, take 3 Footage · 04:51
- My breath measurements, noted by hand Web page · personal log
A footage file, a PDF, a web page, a page of notes: everything that went into preparing the video lives in the same notebook. What you highlight is what the discussion is allowed to cite.
Which one would I recommend to someone just starting out?
Two mics in the lineup hit the €30 mark. The B keeps a clean voice at forty centimeters from the capsule 1, and its datasheet gives the same roll-off beyond sixty 2. The others blow out as soon as you raise your voice - you can hear it in the footage, not just on the curve.
- 1 Footage A - the six-mic shootout 04:12 …at forty centimeters, the voice stays clean, no breath noise at this input level…
- 2 Mic B datasheet p. 4 …pickup gradually attenuates beyond sixty centimeters…
What the notebook produces, each stitched to the selected sources.
- Video script Chapter by chapter, with citations in the margin
- Hook & intro The first 30 seconds, word for word
- Titles Titles scored out of 100, ranked by potential
- Description Visible hook, keywords in place, call to action
- Keywords Tags and target queries, ready to paste
- Thumbnail Generated 16:9 visuals
- Shorts clips Passages that stand on their own, timecoded
- TikTok carousel 9:16 slides, caption and hashtags ready to publish
- LinkedIn post A post ready to publish, hook above the "see more"
- X Post, thread, article or poll, with or without a visual
- Chapters YouTube-format timecodes, indexable titles
- Pinned comment The comment that starts the conversation
- Post A teaser or follow-up for the Community tab
- Poll A poll ready for the Community tab
One notebook, fourteen deliverables.
Scripts, titles, thumbnails, shorts and posts: text and visuals produced from the same sources, in your channel's voice.
- Video script
- Hook & intro
- Titles
- Description
- Keywords
- Thumbnail
- Shorts clips
- TikTok carousel
- LinkedIn post
- X
- Chapters
- Pinned comment
- Post
- Poll
Paste a URL. The transcript arrives timestamped.
Paste a video URL: the transcript arrives timestamped, ready to be cited to the second. A competitor's channel, a comment thread, a PDF, an article, your own notes - everything goes into the same notebook.
- YouTube videos, competitor channels, comments
- PDFs, articles, web pages and personal notes
- What you highlight is what gets cited
Instead of thirty tabs a folder of screenshots
Gather my footage- Footage A - the six-mic shootout Footage · 12:04
- Mic B datasheet Document · 6 pages
- My breath measurements Web page · personal log
Twelve sources, not a tab lost.
Every answer cites its source. To the second.
An answer without its source is a defect, not an edge case. Every claim carries a clickable marker, and under the answer the strip gives the exact spot: 04:12 in the footage, page 4 of the document.
- A numbered marker in the text, not a footnote
- The exact timecode - 04:12, not "somewhere near the start"
- The source excerpt shown under the answer
Instead of taking a model at its word
Check it myselfWhich one would I recommend to someone just starting out?
The B keeps a clean voice at forty centimeters from the capsule1, and its datasheet gives the same roll-off beyond sixty2.
- 1 Footage A - the shootout 04:12 …at forty centimeters, the voice stays clean, no breath noise…
- 2 Mic B datasheet p. 4 …gradual attenuation beyond sixty centimeters…
Nothing is claimed without its source.
Not summaries. Deliverables ready to publish.
The Studio doesn't summarize the notebook: it publishes it. Chaptered script, a hook for the first thirty seconds, scored titles, description, chapters, thumbnail, Shorts clips, carousel, LinkedIn and X posts - written in the voice read from your channel.
- Script, hook, titles, description, keywords, chapters
- Thumbnail, Shorts, TikTok carousel, LinkedIn, X
- Your channel's voice, built into every deliverable
Instead of a title generator one more document
Get my first script- Video script
- Hook & intro
- Titles
- Description
- Keywords
- Thumbnail
Video script - chapter 2
What comes out of the Studio goes online as is.
You already do all of this. In six places.
The work already exists - it's just scattered, and half of it gets lost between sessions. A notebook gathers it up.
Today, in six places
- Thirty research tabs reopened every session
- Two Google Docs one of which you can't find anymore
- Voice memos never played back
- Screenshots without the source that goes with them
- A title generator that knows nothing about your channel
- A tracking sheet updated one week out of three
A Creator Notebook notebook
- Footage, documents and notes in the same place
- Every answer stitched to its timecode
- Fourteen deliverables from the same notebook
- Your channel's voice, built in everywhere
Your channel goes into every deliverable.
The workshop only opens once your channel is connected: it provides the tone, the vocabulary and the format of what comes out. Without it, a deliverable would be one more generic text.
- Read-only
- The permission requested is the narrowest the YouTube Data API offers. Nothing is published, edited or commented in your name.
- What is read
- The channel name, its description, its keywords and its recent videos. Enough to know what your deliverables should sound like.
- What it changes
- A title, a description or a thumbnail written in your own voice - not that of a model that knows nothing about your channel.
Open your first notebook.
A video to prepare, its footage at hand: that's all it takes to get started.