A published Chrome extension that turns YouTube into a study tool: timestamped screenshots, notes bound to the moment, summaries, key points and a chat that answers questions about the video you are watching.
Product design, extension build and Web Store release
Rating on the Chrome Web Store
Capabilities in one extension, from capture to export
Published through Chrome's Manifest V3 review
A two-hour lecture leaves you with nothing you can search. This had to live inside YouTube's own page without fighting it, capture whatever the viewer marks, and answer questions about a transcript it has to fetch and hold itself — all within the constraints Chrome puts on an extension.
A content script overlaying YouTube without breaking its player, taking screenshots stamped with the exact timestamp they came from.
Every note attaches to a frame and a time, so the export reads as a document rather than a folder of unlabelled images.
Transcript retrieval and summarisation, with key-point extraction that stays anchored to timestamps so a claim can be traced back to where it was said.
A question-answering layer over the transcript, so a viewer can ask instead of scrubbing back through an hour of playback.
Screenshots, timestamps and notes rendered client-side into a PDF, which is the artefact most users actually wanted from the beginning.
AI compliance platform
A self-hosted platform that audits contracts against GDPR, HIPAA and SOC 2 and returns cited, severity-ranked risk reports — with inference running on the customer's own GPUs, so no document leaves their network.
Real-time voice compliance agent
A voice agent built for three people in the room rather than two on a call. It tracks who is speaking, warns the professional privately in their earpiece when a rule is crossed, and stays silent the rest of the time.
A short call, then a written scope with a fixed price and a date. Scoping costs nothing and the document is yours either way.