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I was learning at 3am and forgetting it by Friday. Notes were friction. Rewatching was fake progress. So I built the tool I needed: save in seconds, recall on schedule.
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Save it before your attention moves on.
Steve Jobs in Exile
Founders Podcast, 53 min
One click on any YouTube page
The Chrome extension adds a save button next to Like and Share. Right-click menus and selected text work on every other site.
Share from your phone
Send a video, article, post, or PDF to Recl from the Android share sheet. It lands processed in your library.
Quotes and notes too
Highlight text anywhere and save it as a nugget with its source attached. Small ideas deserve recall as much as long videos.
How it works
Three steps. The last one is the point.
Save the thing
Extension, share sheet, or paste a link. Saving takes one tap, so it happens before the thought disappears.
SavedSaved from Chrome in one click. Processing starts immediately.
Recl structures it
A real summary with takeaways, timestamps, and topics. Quiz material is generated from the same source.
Key takeaways
- 1Perfectionism without cost discipline destroys execution speed and market fit.
- 2Intimidating leadership silences necessary feedback and kills deals.
- 3Near-death financial crises can force strategic pivots that unlock new value.
From “Steve Jobs in Exile” in the public Recl library.
It comes back before it fades
Telegram or Discord prompts you on a spaced schedule. Tap Reviewed and the next review moves further out.
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“Perfectionism without cost discipline destroys execution speed and market fit.”
from Steve Jobs in Exile
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The public Recl library is open to everyone. Hundreds of pre-summarized videos from Founders, Lex Fridman, Veritasium, 3Blue1Brown, and more.
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Steve Jobs in Exile
Steve Jobs’ 12-year NeXT exile exposed his worst leadership flaws before forging the disciplined operator who reclaimed Apple.
Your saves start connecting to each other.
The knowledge graph links videos, bookmarks, and notes by shared topics. After a few weeks it stops feeling like storage and starts feeling like a map of what you’re learning.
Why game theory keeps appearing in your library
Linked from a Veritasium video, a market strategy essay, and a startup pricing note.
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Anything else, write to hello@recl.app.
- Is there a free plan?
- No. Recl is a paid memory system. Weekly, monthly, and yearly plans all unlock every feature.
- What can I save?
- YouTube videos and playlists, web links, articles, PDFs, posts, bookmarks, notes, and selected text from the Chrome extension or the mobile share sheet.
- What happens after I save something?
- Recl builds a structured summary with key takeaways, timestamps, topics, and quiz material. Everything lands in one searchable library.
- How does recall work?
- Recl sends review prompts through Telegram or Discord on a spaced schedule. Tap Reviewed and the next review moves further out, until the idea sticks for good.
- Can I see connections between what I save?
- Yes. The web app includes a knowledge graph that links videos, bookmarks, and notes by shared topics.