YouTube for hyper-learners

Watch what matters.

Prism turns YouTube into a focused classroom. It scores every video against your goals, skips the filler, and helps you remember what's left.

Free to start · No credit card · Works with any YouTube video

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Works with any video on YouTube

Relevance, not the algorithm

A feed that's ranked to your goals

Tell Prism what you're learning and it reads each video's transcript to score how useful it actually is — so the best stuff rises to the top and clickbait sinks.

  • Scored against your goals, not view counts
  • See why each result matched
  • Less doom-scroll, more progress
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Skip the filler

Only the parts worth watching

Every video is split into sections and color-graded by relevance. Jump straight to what matters, or hit Focus Play and let Prism stitch the highlights into one clean run.

  • Section-by-section relevance
  • Focus Play auto-supercut across a whole project
  • A 2-hour talk in the 15 minutes you needed
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Make it stick

Learn it once, remember it for good

Take notes pinned to the exact second, test yourself with quizzes Prism writes from the video, and ask Prism AI anything — every answer cites the moment it came from.

  • Timestamped notes that jump you back
  • Auto-generated quizzes
  • AI grounded in the transcript, with citations
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How it works

From “what should I watch?” to done, in three steps

STEP 1

Build your Lens

Tell Prism the topics and goals you care about. Takes about two minutes.

STEP 2

Get a feed ranked to you

Every video is scored against what you're trying to learn — the useful ones rise to the top.

STEP 3

Watch, focus, remember

Play only the relevant sections, then lock it in with notes, quizzes, and Prism AI.

Browser extension

Learn on YouTube, without the rabbit holes

The free Prism extension lives right on YouTube. Save videos to a project in one click, and focus YouTube on a single topic — the home feed, Shorts, and suggestions that pull you off course simply disappear.

  • Install & pin

    One click from the Chrome Web Store — no account setup.

  • Add to Prism

    Save any video to a project without leaving YouTube.

  • Focus a project

    Hide everything off-topic so YouTube shows only what you're learning.

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Who it's for

However you learn on YouTube

Learning to code after work

Save tutorials into a project, skip the ten-minute setup rants, and quiz yourself before bed.

Switching into a new field

Follow the right channels and let Focus Play turn a two-hour talk into the fifteen minutes that matter.

Studying for an exam

Turn lecture recordings into sections and quizzes; Prism AI explains what you missed, with the timestamp.

Picking up a hobby

One project per skill. Jump straight to the technique, skip the storytime, keep every how-to in one place.

Staying sharp at your job

A feed pointed at your tools and trends. Learn on the commute with audio-only.

Going deep on a topic

Collect the best videos, watch only the relevant parts, and let Prism AI connect the ideas.

FAQ

Questions, answered

The words we use and how Prism fits into how you learn.

Prism is YouTube for people who watch to learn. It scores every video against what you're trying to learn and plays only the parts worth your time - so a two-hour talk becomes the fifteen minutes that actually move you forward.
Your Lens is your learning profile - the topics you care about, the goals you're working toward, and how you like to learn. Everything Prism ranks and recommends is filtered through it, which is why the feed rebuilds itself the moment you sign up and set one.
Instead of sorting by views or recency, Prism reads each video's transcript and scores how closely it maps to your goals. The most relevant results come first, and each one shows why it matched - so you're not guessing whether something is worth opening.
Prism breaks a video into labeled segments and scores each one for relevance. Green sections are the high-value parts; dim ones are tangents or filler. You can jump straight to any section or let Prism skip the low-relevance ones for you.
Focus Play is an auto-supercut: it strings together just the high-relevance sections - across a single video or an entire project - and plays them back-to-back, skipping everything in between. It's the fastest way to get through a topic.
A project is a collection of videos pointed at one goal (“Learn Django,” “Ship my first AI agent”). Save videos from your feed, from YouTube, or by pasting a link; each one gets its own notes, timestamps, and quiz, and Focus Play can run the whole project as one lesson.
Prism AI reads the transcript so it can summarize a video, answer questions about it, and generate quizzes - with answers cited back to the exact timestamps, so you can verify and jump straight to the source.
Three steps:
  1. Create a free account and build your Lens - pick your topics and goals.
  2. Your feed rebuilds around you. Watch with Sections and Focus Play, save what matters into projects.
  3. Take notes, quiz yourself, and ask Prism AI anything. Your library syncs across devices, and the browser extension lets you save straight from YouTube.
Yes - it's free to start. Create an account, build your Lens, and start learning; you can explore the whole flow before deciding whether you want more.
All the content is YouTube. Prism doesn't host videos - it's a lens on top of YouTube that scores, sections, and organizes them around your goals, so you keep the library you already know with a way to learn from it deliberately.

Turn YouTube into your fastest way to learn.

Build your Lens in two minutes and start watching only what moves you forward. It's free.