For people who save more than they remember
Remember everything you save.
Paste a link. Recl writes an AI summary of it, makes a quiz from it, then messages you on Telegram until you actually remember it.
No free plan · Cancel anytime · Take your notes with you
Everything you save — YouTube videos, lectures, podcasts, PDFs, articles, bookmarks, TikToks, notes — flows into one memory, which gives back summaries, quizzes, a knowledge graph, and recall prompts.
Save from anywhere
If it has a link, Recl can remember it.
100+ people use Recl to remember what they learn
- Researchers
- PhD & med students
- YC-backed founders
- Self-taught engineers
Sound familiar?
You watched it. You forgot it in 3 days.
Watching something feels like learning it. It isn't. Saving a link feels like progress. It isn't. A week later all you have left is a vague sense that there was a really good video about this, somewhere.
Before / after
What changes when it's all in one place
Without Recl
With Recl
That right-hand column, for real: everything you saved, in one place, searchable.
How it works
Send a link. We do the remembering.
- 01
Send it a link
Paste it, click the Chrome extension, share from your phone, or send it to the Telegram bot. YouTube, TikTok, podcasts, articles, PDFs — anything with a link.
- 02
AI reads it for you
You get a summary with the key points and timestamps, plus quiz questions written from what's actually in it. Everything lands in one place you can search.
- 03
We keep asking until it sticks
A question shows up in Telegram or Discord. Answer it and the next one comes later. Get it wrong and it comes back sooner.
Terms, quotes and articles — turned into things you can actually be asked about.
The part nothing else does
It comes back to you on its own
Not a dashboard you have to remember to open. A real message, in an app you already have open, with a question and one button.
Everywhere you already are
Save from anything. Get asked in chat.
A message you never see does nothing. So Recl turns up where you already are.
- Web appLive
- Chrome extensionLive
- TelegramLive
- DiscordLive
- AndroidBeta
- iOSIn review
Why not just…
How Recl compares
| Recl | Read-it-later | Flashcards | Notes app | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summarises video | ||||
| Summarises articles & PDFs | ||||
| Writes the questions for you | ||||
| Messages you first | ||||
| Search by meaning | ||||
| Links your ideas up |
Read-it-later apps are better for reading long text. Flashcard apps are better for thousands of facts. Recl is for the bit in between: ideas from things you didn't write.
See it before you pay
438 summaries you can read right now
Every summary Recl writes is public in the Recl Library. Real episodes from channels you already know, with the key points and timestamps exactly as the AI wrote them. No account, no card.
Browse the library
Everything you saved, linked by the topics it shares. Built as you go.
Pricing
One product. Pick how you pay.
No free plan. A library you pay for is one you actually use — free tools fill up and get forgotten, and that's the whole problem we're fixing.
Every plan includes
- Chrome extension and mobile share flow
- Structured summaries with timestamps
- Quizzes built from your saved material
- Semantic search across the whole library
- Knowledge graph on web
- Telegram and Discord recall prompts
- Tags, folders, bookmarks, and notes
- Markdown, Notion, and Obsidian export
FAQ
Questions
- Is there a mobile app?
- Yes. Recl for Android is live in closed beta on the Play Store, and the iOS app is in App Store review. The web app works everywhere today, and you can save from the Android share sheet right now.
- 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.
- Is there a free plan?
- No. Recl is a paid memory system. Weekly, monthly, and yearly plans all unlock every feature.
Stop forgetting what you already learned.
Save one video today. See if you still remember it next month.