Videos, articles, recipes, workouts, notes — share them to ReelBook from any app and they become a searchable library with transcripts, summaries and step-by-step checklists. Made automatically, ready when you come back.
Works in your browser today · iOS & Android apps on the way to the stores
Every save is worked on the moment it lands — nothing to organize by hand.
Your saved videos as a swipeable feed that just plays, one after another, with the key points overlaid.
Spoken words become text you can read, search and quote.
Ingredients and steps extracted so you can tick them off while you cook or build.
Auto-filed collections that keep a growing library organized without effort.
"Remind me Saturday morning" — your saves resurface when they're useful.
Add friends, browse each other's feeds, and send a save straight into a friend's library — or share the prepared steps to any app, framed and credited.
One tap builds a context card: a short explainer, key facts, and cited sources from the web.
Plug in OpenAI, Gemini, Groq and more — saves cost fewer credits on your own quota.
The same guide that ships inside the app — everything ReelBook does and how to use it.
ReelBook keeps everything you want to watch or read later in one place, and uses AI to make it findable.
Save a YouTube or TikTok video, an article, a recipe, or your own note. ReelBook fetches it, transcribes video, and organizes it for you.
Every save gets a title, summary, tags, and a category — and typed detail that matches the content: ingredients and steps for recipes, the entries for a "top 10" list, exercises for workouts, and more.
Watch plays your saved videos one after another, reels-style, with the key points overlaid — lean back and catch up on your own library.
Search by meaning, not just keywords. Looking for "that habits video"? Type what it was about.
The Spaces tab is the map of your library: smart shelves for all saves and all videos, plus your spaces, the AI categories, and every tag with counts.
One tap builds a context card for any save: a short explainer, key facts with citations, and links to sources found on the web.
Set a reminder on anything so it resurfaces when you actually have time to watch or read it.
Add friends by email and browse each other's saved feeds once they accept.
Optionally use your own AI provider account. Your key is stored encrypted and only the last four characters are ever shown.
Credits pay for AI work: a link or note costs 1, a video 2, a question 1, deep research 8. Browsing, watching and searching what you saved never costs anything.
Start free — no card. Your saved library stays fully readable, watchable and searchable even with zero credits; credits are only spent when you add something new.
A credit is one link save; videos that need transcription use a few more. Subscriptions refresh on your billing date; unused top-up credits carry forever.
Nothing is taken away. Everything you saved stays readable, watchable and searchable forever. Credits are only needed to add new saves — top up from $0.99, or subscribe.
Plan credits refresh every month on your billing date and are spent first. Top-up credits never expire and are only touched after your monthly credits are used — a purchase is never swallowed by a subscription.
YouTube, TikTok, articles and blogs, your own notes and files. Some sources (Instagram, Facebook) may only save a link and preview — ReelBook always keeps something useful.
No. Your library is yours. See the privacy policy for the full picture.
Yes — bring your own key (OpenAI, Gemini, Groq and more) in Settings and saves cost fewer credits.
The web app works everywhere today — add it to your home screen to get share-sheet saving. Native iOS and Android apps are in testing and on their way to the stores.