NoteLoom — Web Clipper & YouTube Transcript to Markdown

Web clipper that saves any page or YouTube video to clean Markdown notes — reader view, local files, no account. Local-first.

NoteLoom turns anything you read or watch into clean, structured notes — without a server, an account, or your data leaving the browser. 🪟 Distraction-free reader Strip any web page down to its article. Three themes (light / sepia / dark), adjustable font size, typeface and line width, an auto-generated table of contents, image lightbox, and a resizable side drawer or full-screen mode. Toggle it on any page with Alt+R. 🎬 YouTube subtitles → readable transcript Open any YouTube video and NoteLoom pulls the captions into a clean, timestamped transcript: jump to any moment by clicking a line, follow along with auto-scroll highlighting, search the full transcript (Ctrl/Cmd+F), and switch subtitle language right from the reader. Works with auto-generated captions too. ✂️ Clip to NoteLoom Send the current article — as clean Markdown — straight to your NoteLoom knowledge base, with a preview before you save. 🌐 Bilingual UI Switch the interface between English and 中文 anytime from the toolbar popup; your choice is remembered and synced across devices. 🔒 Private by design Serverless and local-first. Subtitle and article extraction happens in your browser against the sites' own endpoints — nothing is uploaded, there is no account to create, and the code is fully open for review. Great for: distraction-free reading, saving articles as Markdown, turning YouTube lectures into searchable notes, and feeding a personal knowledge base or note-taking workflow (read-it-later, web clipper).