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A player that ranks what you watch, not what YouTube wants you to watch

Summaries

Understand any video in minutes

One click pulls the TL;DR, key points, chapters, and topics out of any video. Ask follow-ups and get answers grounded in the transcript, with citations that jump to the exact second.

The YouTube Algorithm Is Not a Person
Veritasium · 18:42
TL;DR

The recommendation system optimizes for watch time across a billion users — not for what any one viewer actually wants to watch next.

  • 04:12Recommendations come from global averages, not your history
  • 11:48Watch time is the metric being maximized
  • 19:03What you click is not what you want to keep watching
So is the algorithm malicious or just indifferent?
Indifferent — it optimizes a metric, not an intent.04:1219:03
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The Graph

Everything is connected

Your summaries cite each other. Every video you understand makes the next one easier to find — a private knowledge graph of what your subscriptions collectively think matters.

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Deep Research

A research assistant over your library

Flip on agent mode and ask across everything you've indexed: which of your channels covered this, and did any of them disagree? The assistant searches transcripts, summaries, and channel profiles itself — then shows its work.

Which of my channels covered the James Webb backlog, and did any disagree on the timeline?
Three of your channels covered it. Two agree the launch slips to December; Cosmic Front disagrees, citing the integration schedule.
Cosmic Front · 08:15NASA Webb · 21:40Deep Sky · 04:02
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The Extension

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A 1minyt pill rides along on every watch page. One click renders the TL;DR right on YouTube — no tab switching. Right-click any video link anywhere to save it or queue it for later.

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The Queue

Your autoplay, finally yours

1minyt ranks what plays next from your own attention — subscriptions, history, topics, the references between your summaries. When a video ends, it ends. What's next is your call, and the queue tells you why.

Why JWST looks backwards
NASA Webb · 12:10
Because you watched “Webb optics, explained”
The James Webb backlog
Cosmic Front · 18:05
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Live: mirror alignment
Deep Sky Videos · 42:18
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