A video, a meeting, a PDF.
Read the brief.

Paste a link or drop a file. A YouTube video becomes an expert brief, researched on the web. A Meet or Teams call becomes minutes, with decisions and action items. A PDF or a recording becomes a structured summary.

The bar takes:YouTube videosChannels and podcastsPDF and WordAudio and videoMeet and Teams calls
  • 10 to 15 min

    for the brief of a YouTube video

  • Over 30

    languages for each analysis

  • 5 GB

    per audio or video file

  • Free

    with an account, no credit card

More than a summary

A brief you read, keep and act on.

This is the brief KondensMe wrote from a 22-minute talk by Katie Dill, Stripe's head of design.

The brief KondensMe wrote from Katie Dill's talk: a section, its illustration, and the assistant that answers questions
  1. 1

    The essentials first

    A three-line lead says what you will learn, before anything else.

  2. 2

    The reasoning, put in order

    Sections that follow the logic of the subject rather than the flow of the video, with illustrations and diagrams.

  3. 3

    Researched on the web

    What the video leaves out: the context, the studies, the figures. And links to go further, each with its reason.

  4. 4

    Ready to use

    The steps to act on it, the key points, an action plan and questions to test yourself.

  5. 5

    Your questions, on the whole video

    The assistant answers from the whole video, not just the brief.

Read the whole brief

Around the brief

The same video, in every form.

Every analysis comes with its mind map, its glossary, its slides and an assistant for your questions.

Mind map

The whole structure of the video at a glance. Every branch opens.

Slides

A deck ready to present, in PPTX or PDF, with a share link.

Questions

Ask your questions: the assistant answers from the whole video.

  • Glossary

    The subject's terms, defined.

  • Transcript

    The video's text, in step with playback.

  • Translation

    Each analysis in over 30 languages.

  • Exports

    PDF, Markdown, HTML or X article.

Your sources

Everything worth keeping.

One bar for everything: KondensMe recognizes what you paste and knows what to do with it.

  • YouTube videos

    The expert brief, the mind map, the glossary and the slides, in 10 to 15 minutes.

  • Channels and podcasts

    Subscribe to a YouTube channel or a podcast's RSS feed: each new episode is analyzed and filed in your library.

  • PDF, Word and text

    A structured summary, a mind map and a glossary in a few minutes. Scanned PDFs are read too.

  • Audio and video

    Your recordings, up to 5 GB a file: transcribed, then analyzed.

  • Meetings

    Paste a Google Meet or Teams link: the bot joins the call and writes the minutes.

    See the minutes
  • Your library

    Everything you analyze stays private, except what you choose to publish.

And your meetings

Your meeting minutes, written the way a consultant would.

Paste your Google Meet or Teams link in the same bar. The kondens Notetaker bot joins the call, and the minutes arrive a few minutes after it.

  • It announces itself when it joins: no one is recorded without knowing.
  • Summary, decisions, actions with an owner and a due date, follow-up e-mail.
  • A log of your decisions, video excerpts to share, a prep brief before the next meeting.
  • In Word, in PDF or as a link, after a quick read.
  • Free: 300 minutes of meetings a month.

Engagement kick-off: redesigning Verdane's customer journey

Tuesday, October 27, 2026 at 10:00 AM · 52 min · 4 participants

Sample from a fictional meeting

Summary

Verdane hires Cabinet Lisière to redesign its online customer journey, from the product page to the delivery confirmation. The goal has a number: bring cart abandonment down from 71% to under 60% by June 2027. The engagement starts with a four-week audit: audience data, twelve customer interviews, then a workshop with the teams. A steering committee meets every two weeks. Whether the mobile app is in scope is still open.

Actions

  • Give the firm read access to the audience analytics tool.
  • Send the scoping note and the detailed audit plan.
  • Share the list of twelve customers who agreed to be interviewed.
  • Schedule the customer interviews and share the interview guide.

FAQ

Before your first video

How long does an analysis take?
The brief of a YouTube video takes 10 to 15 minutes; a PDF or an audio file, a few minutes. You can close the page: the analysis waits for you in your library.
How is it different from a summary?
A summary shortens the video. The brief adds to it: KondensMe searches the web for what the video leaves out, puts the reasoning in order, and adds diagrams, an action plan, questions to test yourself and links to go further. A check reads the brief before it reaches you.
How much does it cost?
It is free with an account, no credit card. Meetings get 300 minutes a month.
What can it analyze?
YouTube videos, by their link. YouTube channels and podcasts, by subscription: each new episode is analyzed. Your files: PDF (scanned ones too), Word, text, Markdown, audio and video (MP3, M4A, WAV, MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI) up to 5 GB. And your Google Meet and Microsoft Teams calls.
Are my analyses public?
No: an analysis is private by default, only you see it. You can publish it; it then shows on Explore, with a link to share.
Which language are the analyses in?
The video's language, or the one you pick among eleven. Each analysis can then be translated into over 30 languages.
Which AI models write the analyses?
Models from Anthropic and Google, through OpenRouter.
For meetings, are participants told?
Always. The bot joins as "kondens Notetaker" and posts a message to tell everyone; any participant can ask the organizer to stop it. The meeting is recorded in Frankfurt and transcribed in Dublin, then analyzed by AI in the United States.

Your next video deserves more than a summary.

Paste its link at the top of the page. The brief will wait for you in your library.

Free with an account, no credit card.

Or send the bot to a meeting