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NeoTube is an AI-powered tool that lets you ask questions about any video and get answers with exact timestamps. It currently indexes over 2,645 Khan Academy lessons, making educational content searchable by question. Users can watch videos, ask questions, and receive instant responses. The platform also offers account creation to save conversation history. The creator aims to make educational videos easier to revisit.

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Ask any question. Land on the second.

NeoTube understands what's said in any video. Type your question; get the answer with the exact timestamp.

2,645Khan Academy lessons indexed and counting

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What's new

We just indexed Khan Academy.

Lessons2,645

Indexed~30 GB

Every Creative Commons lesson, now searchable. Ask a question and land on the exact second Sal answers it.

Search Khan Academy lessons

Viewer for Khan Academy. All content free at khanacademy.org (terms).

Watch and ask

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Heating Ice to Steam: Understanding Energy Requirements

Khan · en

Calculating the Volume of a Cube with Side Length 8xy²

Khan · en

Solving Tension Problems with Two Wires: T1 and T2 Calculations

Khan · en

Proof of the Sine Sum Identity: sin(α + β) = sin(α)cos(β) + cos(α)sin(β)

Khan · en

Understanding Opposites of Integers: A Comprehensive Guide

Khan · en

Revolutionizing Education: Khan Academy's Flipped Classroom Model

Khan · en

Solving Quadratic Equations with Complex Numbers: A Step-by-Step Guide

Khan · en

Understanding Angles: Basics, Supplementary & Complementary Concepts

Khan · en

How it works

Type a question. Click the timestamp. Land on the exact second a video answers it.

Sign up to save your conversations.

Your questions, answers, and the videos you came back to. All in one place.

From the creator

I'm building NeoTube because the videos that taught me the most are also the hardest to come back to. The one explanation that made something click is buried in a 90-minute recording you'll probably never rewatch.

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