Horsy (Free Youtube Summariser)

This is the core of the tool. Open any YouTube video and Horsy pulls the transcript, then returns a concise summary you can read in a minute. The chat box goes further: ask what a guest said about a specific topic and it answers from the video content, with context you can jump back to. It beats scrubbing through a two hour podcast to find one line.

The same summarizer works on articles and web pages, so you can condense a long read without leaving the tab. Bookmarking is built in, and once a page or video is saved you can query it later through AI search instead of reopening it. That turns a scattered reading list into something you can actually ask questions of.

The Truth Checker feature cross-references a claim against other sources and flags whether it holds up. It's a first pass, not a verdict, so you still want to read the source, but it saves the work of hunting for a second opinion on every shifty stat you run into.

Instead of watching every channel, you can request that Horsy scrape and index a podcast channel. Acting as a podcast summarizer, it then delivers summaries of new episodes to your inbox, so you listen only to the ones that matter. Paid tiers raise the number of channels you can track.

If you finish a browsing session with a stack of open tabs, this tab management extension groups and organizes them and can summarize tab content in bulk on the higher plans. It's a small feature that quietly solves the tab-overload problem most heavy browser users live with.

The lifetime plan unlocks custom prompts and a model picker, so you can pick an LLM to match the task and tune how summaries read. You can bring your own API keys, which keeps usage costs in your hands rather than bundled into a fixed fee.