Decks
A study app to watch videos, take notes, make flashcards
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Jason Meng

Decks - The ultimate tool for lifelong learners

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Decks is a note-taking app for accelerated learning. Seamlessly take notes, chat with ChatGPT, search conversations, annotate YouTube videos, and create flashcards. Boost productivity and master new skills with Decks, the ultimate tool for serious learners

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Jason Meng
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Hey Hunters, I'm excited to introduce you to Decks! I created Decks based on my own study struggles while learning development. I used to jot down notes from YouTube videos, create flashcards, and make physical notes from various tutorials and blogs. But soon, I found myself juggling notes across different apps. It was chaotic, and I often forgot where I’d saved my notes. So, I decided to build Decks – a one-stop solution to streamline the learning process. With Decks, you can seamlessly take notes, organize YouTube video collections, chat with ChatGPT, and create flashcards, all in one place. Imagine having all your study resources neatly organized into study decks that you can access anytime, anywhere. Need to recall a specific tip from a YouTube video? It's just one click away. Decks has transformed my learning experience, and I’m confident it will do the same for you. Give it a try and let me know how it helps you master new skills and boost your productivity! Happy learning!
Anastasiia Stepko
Indeed, it's a very interesting idea. With what websites does it work?
Jason Meng
Maker
@anastasiia_stepko Thanks for the comment! for adding videos and AI it only works with YouTube and ChatGPT for now. The other stuff, notes and flashcards, are all in app.
Dmytro Semonov
Well, that's awesome. Big fan of EdTech, and Decks seems like a solid addition to the industry. Checking this out. BTW, how does Decks integrate with YouTube to organize video collections, and what features make it easy to recall specific tips or segments from videos?
Jason Meng
Maker
@dmytro_semonov Happy to read your comment! nice to find another EdTech-ie! With Decks, you can create a deck, essentially a folder, and add YouTube videos to it, effectively creating your own playlist. You can add a video by either searching YouTube directly within Decks or by pasting in a URL. Once the video is added, you can tag it and watch it in the app. Organization revolves around creating playlists, tagging, and arranging videos in specific folders (decks). To recall certain parts of videos, you can add timestamp links that allow you to quickly jump to specific sections. These links are created in the note editor, so your notes, along with the timestamps, are all associated with that video, making it easy to recall information.
Shushant Lakhyani
Students would love using this, and I hope they get to know about this tool
Jason Meng
Maker
@shushant_lakhyani Thanks for the comment! I hope they get to know about it too. It's really helped me study and retain information, so it'd be great to help more students if I can.
Bogomil Shopov - Бого
Does it work with other video systems than YT?
Jason Meng
Maker
@bogomep currently just YT, is there another video system you think I should add?
Bogomil Shopov - Бого
William Jin
Congrats! What kind of learning resources does Decks support, and can users add their own?
Jason Meng
Maker
@william_jin Thank you! For external resources, it currently only supports YouTube and ChatGPT. Did you have any other resources in mind?
Salar Davari
Just watched the demo. Amazing! Congrats for this wonderful app.
Jason Meng
Maker
@salar__davari Thank you for the kind words!
Daniel Mellish
Congrats on the launch! I could've really used something like this during uni. Do you have any mobile app or plans for one?
Jason Meng
Maker
@daniel_mellish Thank you! I'm sure you did fine in uni without it! no plans for a native mobile app at the moment. I do plan on launching a desktop version of it soon though.
Salar Davari
Excited to use this. Congrats on the launch
Sophia Wang
Just tried out Decks and I'm seriously impressed! It's like a supercharger for my learning routine. The spaced repetition feature is a game-changer for memorizing complex concepts. I've been using it for my coding classes and my retention has skyrocketed! Plus, the UI is so clean and user-friendly. It's like having a personal librarian for all my digital flashcards. Can't wait to see how this evolves!
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