Iris distills any YouTube video into 10 high-value info cards.
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Share a video from the YouTube app or paste the URL. Iris processes the video using proprietary Iris AI model and identifies the key concepts in seconds.
10 info cards — each one a self-contained idea from the video. Pick quick skim, balanced, or deep dive; read in order, save the ones that land.
Every video you learn becomes part of a brain only you can see. Ask Iris anything — and get an answer in your words, with citations that jump to the exact YouTube moment. The more you watch, the smarter Iris gets.
Interactive demo with real info cards from a communication skills video.
The Secrets of a Successful Relationship
Jay Shetty · 10 info cards
Real relationships aren't built on chemistry or aesthetics — they're built on emotional safety, honest communication, and noticing the patterns you keep repeating. Removing weak habits matters more than performing new ones.
People choose partners who feel familiar over partners who are actually good for them. If every relationship ends the same way, the common factor isn't bad luck — it's the dynamic you keep being drawn to.
Every video you watch on Iris joins a private library only you can see. Ask Iris a question — get an answer drawn from your own videos, with citations that jump to the exact YouTube moment.
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What's the best advice I've seen on early relationships?
Three patterns keep coming up across what you've watched.
The 3C test from Jay Shetty — Consistency, Communication, Care — is the cleanest framework. Two of three isn't enough.
Matthew Hussey points out that familiarity isn't chemistry; you keep choosing the same partners because your nervous system prefers the dynamic it already knows.
Mel Robbins flags five quiet killers in early dating — over-texting, performing, avoiding hard conversations. Removing them matters more than adding romance.▌
Every morning, Iris picks 10 random cards from the videos you've already watched — a 60-second recap of everything you've learned.
See just one card to keep your streak alive. The pressure to come back is the pressure to remember. Miss a day and a streak freeze covers for you — earn one every 10 days, bank up to three.
The 3C test for any partner: Consistency (they show up the same in every context), Communication (you can say hard things without flinching), Care (they notice when something is off). Two out of three is not enough.
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The Secrets of a Successful Relationship
Jay Shetty · 4 of 10 saved
Key Insight
You keep choosing partners who feel familiar over partners who are good for you.
Framework
The 3C test: Consistency, Communication, Care. Two out of three is not enough.
Learned 2 days ago
How to Date in Your 20s
Matthew Hussey · 6 of 10 saved
Mindset
You're not behind because your friends are coupled up. Your early years are for knowing yourself.
Strategy
Text less in early dating. Reply speed is not a measure of interest — it's a measure of anxiety.
Learned 5 days ago
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From 280-video backlogs to commute podcasts to second-brain attempts — here's what changed when Iris took over.
My 'Watch Later' had 280 videos sitting there for two years. With Iris I read ten cards in five minutes and the ideas actually stick — last week I caught myself using the 3C framework on a friend without realizing where I'd learned it. I haven't opened YouTube to 'learn' in months.
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I used to listen to 90-minute podcasts on my commute and forget all of it by Friday. The daily streak is what flipped it for me. A card from a video I watched two weeks ago shows up, and the whole episode comes back. First time learning has felt like building something instead of just consuming.
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Your YouTube backlog isn't a playlist — it's an education waiting to happen. Iris turns every video into ten cards you'll actually remember, and a personal brain you can ask whenever you need to find an idea again.
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