Your saved reels, but actually useful.
Turn every tool video you save into a transcript, summary, and a checklist that gets you to actually try the thing.
1. Paste
Any link, or upload the file directly.
2. Process
Gemini watches it and writes it up.
3. Done
Framer AI
Sound familiar?
347 saved reels. Zero opened.
Your saved folder is a graveyard, not a library.
You remember watching it. Not what it was.
Was it the AI logo tool, or the Notion template? Who knows.
You meant to try it. That was 3 months ago.
Intentions don't compound. Checklists do.
How it works
Paste a link or upload
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, X — or drop the file directly.
We watch it and write it up
Transcript, summary, tags, and the tool it's about — extracted automatically.
Try it, check it off
A short list of specific actions, not vague advice. Check them off as you go.
Everything you'd expect. Some things you wouldn't.
Semantic search
Find that tool by describing it — “that ai thing that makes logos” — not by remembering its name.
Task checklists
3–5 specific, actionable steps per reel. Not “learn about the tool.”
Transcript archive
Full transcript, or an on-screen description if there's no speech, saved and searchable forever.
Export anywhere
Markdown, JSON, or plain text. Notion and Obsidian sync coming soon.
Auto-tagged
Every reel gets 3–6 tags automatically, so filtering by topic just works.
Free to try. $7/month if it sticks.
No card required to start. Cancel anytime.
Free
$0/month
Everything works. Just capped.
- 5 reels a month
- Semantic search
- Task checklists
- Transcript archive
- Markdown / JSON / plain-text export
Pro
50% Launch Discount$14$7/month
Honest, real discount — while we're early.
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited reels
- Priority processing on every import
- Shareable collections (coming soon)
Sign up free, upgrade anytime.
Questions, answered
I built this because my own saved-reels folder had turned into exactly the graveyard this page makes fun of — hundreds of “I'll try this later” videos I never opened again. It's a small, solo-built app, so if something's broken or confusing, that's on me, and I'd genuinely like to hear about it.
— the person building InscribeTask