Question: Is there a tool that can summarize online content, like YouTube videos and articles, so I can quickly understand the main points?

If you need a tool to summarize online content like YouTube videos and articles, Summarize.ing is a good option. This AI-powered tool generates instant summaries of YouTube videos, including highlights, mind maps and segmented summaries. It uses the Claude2 AI technology to generate summaries quickly and with good quality, so it's good for anyone who needs to consume a lot of information.

Another good option is Recall, which not only summarizes online information like videos, blog posts and articles but also stores it in a personal knowledge base. Recall uses AI to summarize, link new information to what you already know, and work offline and protect data well. It's available as browser extensions and mobile apps, so it's good for professionals, students and lifelong learners.

If you need structured summaries, Linfo is a good option. It pulls out key points from long documents and articles and presents them in a hierarchical structure of main points, subheadings and bullet points. Linfo also can convert webpage content into downloadable mind maps, and it has various pricing tiers, including a free basic plan, so it's good for professionals who need to process information accurately and quickly.

Last, YTSummary is geared specifically for summarizing YouTube videos with features like mind maps, segment mode, multi-language support and summary sharing. It's good for a variety of uses, including educational materials and conference recordings, and has various plans including a free tier with 10 credits.