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Hi everyone, A few weeks ago I was taking an online course with hundreds of videos. The creator provided transcripts, but there was no export button, just a "show transcript" 11bets on each video that opened a text field you had to manually select and copy. If you've ever tried to extract notes from a 200+ video course to feed into an LLM or save in your notes, you know the pain. I thought: "Surely the transcript data is already in my browser... why can't I just grab it?" Existing tools either only work on YouTube or require uploading to some cloud service. So I built Ditto, a browser extension that extracts transcripts 100% locally with one click: Click the icon: transcript is on your clipboardWorks on Udemy, Coursera, Kajabi, Teachable, YouTube, Rumble and moreSmart formatting (no timestamps, clean paragraphs)100% local, no cloud, no AI processing, no data harvestingOpen source, free, unlimited (optional Value-for-Value) You can check out the extension here: Ditto Let me know if you try it! Updates will be on Nostr.
Hi everyone, A few weeks ago I was taking an online course with hundreds of videos. The creator provided transcripts, but there was no export button, just a "show transcript" 11bets on each video that opened a text field you had to manually select and copy. If you've ever tried to extract notes from a 200+ video course to feed into an LLM or save in your notes, you know the pain. I thought: "Surely the transcript data is already in my browser... why can't I just grab it?" Existing tools either only work on YouTube or require uploading to some cloud service. So I built Ditto, a browser extension that extracts transcripts 100% locally with one click: Click the icon: transcript is on your clipboardWorks on Udemy, Coursera, Kajabi, Teachable, YouTube, Rumble and moreSmart formatting (no timestamps, clean paragraphs)100% local, no cloud, no AI processing, no data harvestingOpen source, free, unlimited (optional Value-for-Value) You can check out the extension here: Ditto Let me know if you try it! Updates will be on Nostr.
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Hi everyone, A few weeks ago I was taking an online course with hundreds of videos. The creator provided transcripts, but there was no export button, just a "show transcript" 11bets on each video that opened a text field you had to manually select and copy. If you've ever tried to extract notes from a 200+ video course to feed into an LLM or save in your notes, you know the pain. I thought: "Surely the transcript data is already in my browser... why can't I just grab it?" Existing tools either only work on YouTube or require uploading to some cloud service. So I built Ditto, a browser extension that extracts transcripts 100% locally with one click: Click the icon: transcript is on your clipboardWorks on Udemy, Coursera, Kajabi, Teachable, YouTube, Rumble and moreSmart formatting (no timestamps, clean paragraphs)100% local, no cloud, no AI processing, no data harvestingOpen source, free, unlimited (optional Value-for-Value) You can check out the extension here: Ditto Let me know if you try it! Updates will be on Nostr.
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Hi everyone, A few weeks ago I was taking an online course with hundreds of videos. The creator provided transcripts, but there was no export button, just a "show transcript" 11bets on each video that opened a text field you had to manually select and copy. If you've ever tried to extract notes from a 200+ video course to feed into an LLM or save in your notes, you know the pain. I thought: "Surely the transcript data is already in my browser... why can't I just grab it?" Existing tools either only work on YouTube or require uploading to some cloud service. So I built Ditto, a browser extension that extracts transcripts 100% locally with one click: Click the icon: transcript is on your clipboardWorks on Udemy, Coursera, Kajabi, Teachable, YouTube, Rumble and moreSmart formatting (no timestamps, clean paragraphs)100% local, no cloud, no AI processing, no data harvestingOpen source, free, unlimited (optional Value-for-Value) You can check out the extension here: Ditto Let me know if you try it! Updates will be on Nostr.
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