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Summarizes YouTube videos, webpages, and PDFs, then answers follow-up questions about them.
Nobinge condenses long-form content — YouTube videos, webpages, and PDFs — into a summary at a chosen depth (short, balanced, or extensive), with timestamps so a claim can be checked against the original. Past the summary, it acts as a chat tutor that answers follow-up questions about the material in any of over 80 languages, and can read summaries aloud in 57 languages. It was founded by Benjamin Crozat. Pricing starts with a one-time EUR2.50 trial covering three summaries and 100 questions, then a Standard plan at roughly EUR8/month (about $9, billed annually) for 100 summaries and 1,000 questions a month, or an unlimited Plus plan at roughly EUR16/month (about $17).
One-time EUR2.50 trial (3 summaries, 100 questions), then Standard ~EUR8/month (~$9, billed annually) or unlimited Plus ~EUR16/month (~$17).
Use tool ↗Nobinge is built for skipping content you don't have time to fully watch or read, with the follow-up-question feature doing more work than the summary itself for anything you actually need to understand. The one-time low-cost trial is a reasonable way to judge summary quality before committing to a subscription.
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