Most of what you watch is gone within a week

Remembereverythingyou watch on YouTube

You choose what matters. TAGiT makes sure it sticks.

25 tags/month + 3 Daily Digests free

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No credit card required

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Works with any YouTube video

Turn YouTube into your second brain

Every video you watch becomes knowledge you keep

Daily Digest

Forget to take notes? No problem. Wake up to AI insights from all the videos you watched—across any device.

•Automatic capture removes friction—the #1 barrier to retention

One-Click Tagging

Never lose a breakthrough moment. One click captures insights while they are fresh in your mind.

•Tagging at the moment strengthens memory encoding

Highlight & Annotate

Color-code key insights and add your own notes. Turn every video moment into a personal knowledge card.

•Highlighting + note-taking activates elaborative encoding—the gold standard for deep learning

AI-Powered Insights

Get instant context-aware insights from every video. Never forget the details.

•Insights reduce cognitive load and improve comprehension

Smart Flashcards

AI transforms your knowledge into study cards. Review for two minutes a day, remember for years.

•Active recall is 2-3x more effective than passive review

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Built on 140 Years ofMemory Science

TAGiT applies proven memory techniques: active recall + spaced repetition

One-click bookmarking + AI summaries + flashcards = your personal knowledge database

The Forgetting Curve (Ebbinghaus, 1885)

Without active engagement, you lose 90% of what you learn within a week

Immediately

24 hours

7 days

With TAGiT

Based on research showing active recall and spaced repetition can improve retention by up to 85%

How TAGiT Helps You Beat the Forgetting Curve

Remember more

Tag insights while watching—the most effective time for memory encoding. Don't wait until later when the context is gone.

Learn faster

Flashcards force you to retrieve information from memory—proven to be 2-3x more effective than passive review.

Never forget

Review your tags over time to move knowledge from short-term to long-term memory. The right interval makes all the difference.

The forgetting curve was discovered by Hermann Ebbinghaus in 1885. Modern research continues to validate that active recall and spaced repetition are among the most effective learning techniques available (Dunlosky et al., 2013; Roediger & Karpicke, 2006).

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