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Saves videos, podcasts and articles, summarizes them and brings key ideas back

Recl is an AI learning app for the videos, reels, podcasts, posts and articles you want to keep. You save an item in one tap from the share sheet, the Chrome extension or the web, and Recl writes a summary of the key ideas. For video, the summary includes timestamps so you can jump straight to the part you need. Each save is sorted into a topic automatically, so the library stays organised without manual folders or tags.
You can ask questions about your saved material and get answers drawn from your own saves, with links to the sources Recl used. The Chrome extension lets you search your saved videos by describing what you remember rather than the title. On the web app, a knowledge graph links videos, articles and notes that share topics, so ideas you saved months apart can be seen side by side.
Recl is aimed at students, researchers and lifelong learners who save far more than they revisit. Key ideas from each save return on a spaced schedule, after 1, 3, 7, 14, 30 and 60 days, and one tap marks an item as reviewed. Your library is private by default, and you can choose to publish a profile page showing selected shelves.
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