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Snap a timestamped note while you watch YouTube lectures, then jump straight back to any moment. SnapNotes lets you take timestamped notes while watching lecture videos on YouTube — without ever leaving the page. HOW IT WORKS Pause any YouTube video and a note box appears automatically, right where you stopped. Type what you just learned, hit save, and keep watching. No copying timestamps by hand, no separate notes app, no losing your place. ORGANIZE INTO ROOMS Create rooms for each subject — Math, Physics, whatever fits your classes — and sort your videos into them. Filter your library by room with one tap, or leave a video unsorted until you're ready to file it away. JUMP BACK INSTANTLY Every note links to the exact second you saved it. Tap a timestamp and SnapNotes reopens the video and seeks straight to that moment — even if you'd closed the tab. COPY YOUR NOTES ANYWHERE Export any video's notes as plain text, formatted and ready to paste into your own study docs: 12:45 - Newton's Second Law 28:10 - Example problem 45:30 - Exam tip PRIVACY SnapNotes stores everything locally on your device. Your notes, video history, and rooms are never uploaded, sold, or shared. Nothing about your browsing or note-taking is tracked. PRICING Your first 10 saved notes are free, forever — no time limit, no credit card required to start. Need more? Unlock unlimited notes for life with a single one-time payment. No subscription, no recurring charges. Perfect for students, online course takers, and anyone who learns from video.
Aug 4, 2026
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