Summarize podcasts, prep research, or paste straight into ChatGPT or Claude. One click, no sign-in, no external sites.
.txt files paste-ready for ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. No
reformatting needed.Quickly summarize 2-hour podcasts or technical tutorials by feeding the transcript directly into your AI. Get answers from an hour of content in seconds.
Save time on note-taking with instant, searchable text files. Annotate and reference video content without rewinding.
Repurpose video content into blog posts or social threads without the manual typing. The video, already in text.
Works with manual transcripts and auto-generated captions. If YouTube has a transcript, OOTD can get it.
The popup appears instantly: no loading, no authentication, no waiting for an external server.
Want clean prose for your AI prompt? Uncheck it. Need a reference copy with timestamps? Leave it on.
A .txt file saves to your downloads folder, named after the video. Done.
Prefer to install from source? See the GitHub repo for developer mode instructions.
| Permission | Why it's needed |
|---|---|
| activeTab | Read the current YouTube tab to extract transcript data |
| scripting | Run the extraction script inside the YouTube page |
OOTD does not collect, store, transmit, or share any personal data. There are no analytics, no telemetry, no crash reports, and no usage tracking of any kind.
The extension makes zero external network requests. Transcript data is read directly from the YouTube page already loaded in your browser — it never passes through any server owned by this project.
OOTD requires no account, login, or authentication of any kind. There is nothing to sign up for and no credentials are ever requested or stored.
The extension does not use cookies, localStorage, or any other persistent storage mechanism. Your checkbox preference is not saved between sessions.
The two permissions requested (activeTab and scripting) are used exclusively to read the
transcript from the active YouTube tab. No other tabs or data are ever accessed.
Every line of code is publicly available on GitHub. You can audit exactly what the extension does before installing it.
Questions about this policy? Reach out via GitHub Issues.