TubeOnAI
AI summarizer and repurposing tool for videos, podcasts, articles and documents
- SI Score
- 74/100
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Free plan
- Not confirmed
- Sign-up required
- Not confirmed
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What it does
TubeOnAI summarizes public video and audio links, podcasts, articles, PDFs, slides and Google Drive files. It turns those summaries into blog posts, social posts, newsletters and scripts. It also offers audio summaries, translations and collections for organizing sources.
TubeOnAI is an AI summarizer and repurposing tool. It works with public video and audio links from platforms such as YouTube, Dailymotion, Bilibili, Twitch and SoundCloud, plus podcasts, articles, PDFs, slides and Google Drive files. Availability varies by site, and private, login-required, paid or protected content may not work. You can get summaries, listen to audio summaries, translate content and organize sources into collections. The repurposing features turn one source into blog posts, social posts, newsletters, scripts and other formats. The Starter plan is free forever and includes 3 channel subscriptions and 400 credits. Paid plans add more credits and features. The site says no credit card is required to get started. It also says you do not need a ChatGPT account to generate summaries. The homepage mentions a mobile app for iOS and Android, and a Chrome extension. The site displays claims such as 150k+ users and 300+ testimonials, which are promotional figures.
- Summarizes public video and audio links, podcasts, articles, PDFs, slides and Google Drive files
- Turns one source into blog posts, social posts, newsletters and scripts
- Offers audio summaries, translations and collections
- Free Starter plan with 3 channel subscriptions and 400 credits
- Availability varies by site, and private, login-required, paid or protected content may not work
- No API or open-source statement found on the homepage or pricing page
- User and testimonial counts on the site are promotional claims