I’ve always struggled to retain information from long-form YouTube videos, especially when passively watching tutorials or explainers. I’d finish a 20-minute video and realize I couldn’t recall much of what I just saw.
So I built Lisora which is a minimal tool that takes a YouTube video and automatically inserts short quizzes and reflection prompts at regular intervals to encourage active learning. I also added scores and have future plans to make it competitive.
You don’t need to install anything or sign up just paste a YouTube link and hit go. It works best on educational or lecture-style content.
MVP: https://mvp.lisora.ai Vision: https://lisora.ai
It’s still in early MVP stage the quiz logic is simple, and the reflection model is rule-based for now. But I’m planning to:
Make the prompts more intelligent using semantic chunking
Introduce spaced repetition once accounts are enabled
Add retention analytics
Would love any feedback on:
UX flow / onboarding
Technical critiques
Ideas for making learning more interactive
Thanks in advance!
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