HoverNotes

What is HoverNotes?

HoverNotes is an AI-powered note-taking tool designed specifically for video content. Unlike traditional transcript tools that only capture spoken words, HoverNotes uses visual AI to watch the video alongside you, capturing code snippets, equations, diagrams, and other on-screen elements that transcripts miss. It works natively on over 20 platforms, including YouTube, Udemy, Coursera, Bilibili, and more, allowing you to take one-click notes across all your learning sources. The tool supports multiple languages, so you can watch in any language and get notes in your preferred language. Notes are timestamped and can include screenshots, making it easy to review specific moments. HoverNotes is ideal for students, professionals, and lifelong learners who need to capture detailed information from tutorials, lectures, courses, and professional development content. It integrates seamlessly with Obsidian, allowing you to store notes directly in your vault. The AI generates syntax-highlighted code blocks, proper markdown headings, and bullet points, ensuring your notes are well-organized and ready for review. Use cases include taking notes on Harvard, MIT, and top university courses, capturing insights from creative courses, and documenting professional video content. HoverNotes also works with videos stored locally on your computer and supports enterprise video learning platforms. With its ability to capture visual information, HoverNotes is perfect for technical subjects where code, equations, and diagrams are essential. The tool offers a free tier to start, with pricing options for advanced features. Whether you're studying for exams, learning new skills, or conducting research, HoverNotes transforms video watching into an efficient, note-taking experience.

Key Features

visual AI capture one click notes multi platform support timestamped notes screenshot integration multi language support syntax highlighted code markdown formatting Obsidian integration code snippet capture

Who is it for?

students, professionals, lifelong learners, online course takers, tutorial viewers, researchers, developers