The Feedvault workbenchFree · No account needed
Small, useful tools for the way you learn from video. Take better notes, tidy a transcript, organize your library, and make a plan you can follow.
13focused tools.
Your files. Your browser.
A useful result, no signup wall.
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Watch & take notes01
Take timestamped YouTube notes in your browser. Edit key moments, optionally save on this device, and export Markdown, plain text, or JSON for free.
Work with transcripts02
Clean your own SRT, VTT, or pasted transcript in your browser. Remove clutter, keep exact subtitle timings, preview changes, and export readable text.
Watch & take notes03
Build YouTube timestamp links in batches and check chapter formatting. Create clickable links, copy a chapter list, and download TXT or CSV without an API.
Plan & review04
Turn video durations into a realistic study schedule. Separate watch and practice time, check your deadline, and export a checklist or all-day calendar.
Organize your library05
Organize supplied YouTube subscription CSV and OPML files into groups, merge duplicate channels, and export your list locally without account access.
Plan & review06
Draft APA 7, MLA 9, or Chicago 18 citations for a YouTube video using verified manual details. Copy the reference and citation or download plain text.
Watch & take notes07
Create a printable Cornell notes sheet with cues, notes, and a summary. Choose A4 or Letter, fill it in or use a blank template, and download PDF or TXT.
Work with transcripts08
Search a local collection of SRT, VTT, and TXT transcripts. Find phrases with context and timestamps, add source links, and export all matches as CSV.
Organize your library09
Compare two supplied YouTube playlist snapshots, remove duplicate video entries, and export additions, removals, shared videos, and relative order changes.
Work with transcripts10
Write Basic or Cloze notes from your own text, preview every card, keep a source link, and download safe tab-separated files for manual Anki import.
Organize your library11
Search selected Google Takeout YouTube watch-history JSON or HTML files by title, channel, and date locally, then export matching records to CSV.
Plan & review12
Create a review schedule from your topics and chosen day intervals. Preview every date, then download an all-day ICS calendar or a spreadsheet-ready CSV.
Work with transcripts13
Build a vocabulary list from subtitles or text you supply. Count words, exclude known words, add your own definitions, and export useful study context.
Use a video link, notes you write, or a text export you already have. Each tool tells you exactly what it accepts and gives you a result you can copy, print, or download.
There are no YouTube account connections, remote transcript downloads, paid AI calls, or API keys. The tools work with the information you choose to provide.
Tool inputs are processed in your browser and are not uploaded by these tools. We disable analytics and third-party font requests on tool pages. Notes are saved on your device only if you explicitly choose that option.
An optional YouTube player connects to YouTube only when you load it. Using an AI assistant to supply or read data is subject to that assistant’s privacy practices. Read the privacy and file limits.
Every tool has ordinary labeled browser controls and visible output. Start with the usage guide, JSON catalog, or plain-text guide. These are documentation, not a universal AI integration or callable HTTP API. Supported browser assistants may also use the transcript cleaner’s optional local site tool while its page is open.