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Best Eightify alternatives (2026)

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Eightify is good at one job: summarizing the YouTube video in front of you. Install the Chrome extension, open a video, and it gives you key ideas with timestamps, a read on the top comments, and a transcript, in 40+ languages. The limits come from that shape. It covers YouTube only, so podcast episodes that are not posted there are out of reach, and it is built around one video at a time; its site does not describe following channels or podcast feeds. After a 7-day free trial it is a paid tool, listed at $9.99/mo or $59.99/yr.

This list covers five tools that solve the same problem, reading long videos and episodes instead of sitting through them, from different angles. Yedapo is our product, so read the ranking knowing that; every fact about the other tools comes from the vendor's own site. We checked Eightify's website, Chrome Web Store listing, and US App Store listing on October 28, 2026.

Disclosure: Yedapo publishes this page and is ranked first on it. Every claim about Eightify and the other tools is sourced from that vendor's own site, and Yedapo's own limits are listed alongside.

The five best Eightify alternatives

Ranked on the same five facts the comparison table uses: free tier, published price, YouTube support, language coverage, and whether you can ask questions of an episode. Each entry links to a fuller head-to-head.

  1. 1.Yedapo

    For people whose listening is podcasts as well as YouTube: ready summaries free to browse, shows and channels to follow, and the same library on the web, iOS, and Android.

    Yedapo is our product, so read this entry knowing that. It generates summaries, key insights, and an Ask-AI chat for both podcast episodes and YouTube videos, on the web and in iOS and Android apps. You can follow shows and channels and get new-episode digests as daily capacity allows, and a library of ready-made summaries in 12 languages is free to browse without signing up.

    Best for
    Reading ready summaries and asking questions across podcasts and YouTube
    Free tier
    Yes, ready summaries free to browse without signup; free plan adds 3 new podcast summaries a day, up to 3 followed shows (podcasts and YouTube channels combined), and a weekly email digest
    Pricing
    Pro $9.99/mo or $99.99/yr

    Read the full Yedapo vs Eightify comparison

  2. 2.Glasp

    The closest match to Eightify's in-YouTube experience: on-video YouTube summaries from a browser extension, with a free plan that includes 3 YouTube summaries every 7 days.

    Glasp is a social web and PDF highlighter. You highlight web pages, PDFs, YouTube videos, and Kindle books, then get AI summaries and chat over what you saved. Highlights are public by default on the free plan, which suits people who like to learn in the open. Podcasts are not its focus: audio comes in through file transcription, 30 minutes a month free and 300 on Pro.

    Best for
    Highlighting articles, PDFs, and YouTube, and learning in public
    Free tier
    Yes, unlimited public highlights; 3 YouTube summaries every 7 days; 30 minutes of audio transcription a month
    Pricing
    Pro $12.50/mo billed yearly ($150/yr) or $15 monthly; Unlimited $30/mo billed yearly

    Read Yedapo vs Glasp

  3. 3.NoteGPT

    For students who summarize YouTube alongside PDFs, slides, and lectures, with flashcards and quizzes that Eightify does not list.

    NoteGPT is a general-purpose study tool: it summarizes YouTube videos, PDFs, slides, and audio, then layers on flashcards, quizzes, and an AI chat. The vendor states support for summarization and transcription in over 40 languages.

    Best for
    Students summarizing videos, PDFs, and slides in one tool
    Free tier
    Yes, limited free plan
    Pricing
    Pro $9.99/mo

    Read Yedapo vs NoteGPT

  4. 4.Recall

    For people who want YouTube summaries to land in a long-term knowledge base, with chat and spaced-repetition quizzes across everything they save.

    Recall is an AI knowledge base. You save YouTube videos, podcasts, PDFs, articles, and notes, and it summarizes them, connects them in a knowledge graph, quizzes you with spaced repetition, and can read content aloud in Listen Mode. It is built around saving items you choose, rather than around following shows.

    Best for
    Building a personal knowledge base from videos, podcasts, articles, and PDFs you save
    Free tier
    Yes, unlimited saves and notes; 10 AI summaries per month
    Pricing
    Plus $10/mo billed yearly or $12 monthly; Max $38/mo billed yearly or $48 monthly

    Read Yedapo vs Recall

  5. 5.BibiGPT

    For anyone who also watches Bilibili, TikTok, or other platforms beyond YouTube, with a summary, transcript, and mind map from one pasted link.

    BibiGPT turns a pasted link into a timestamped summary, transcript, mind map, and AI chat. Its standout is source breadth: YouTube plus Bilibili, TikTok, Douyin, Xiaohongshu, podcasts, and local files, with saves to Notion, Obsidian, and flomo.

    Best for
    Summarizing videos from Chinese platforms as well as YouTube
    Free tier
    Yes, free trial with 120 minutes of AI transcription
    Pricing
    Plus from $11.88/mo billed yearly ($23.76 monthly)

    Read Yedapo vs BibiGPT

Eightify alternatives compared

Feature and pricing comparison of five Eightify alternatives as of October 2026
FeatureYedapoGlaspNoteGPTRecallBibiGPT
Best forReading ready summaries and asking questions across podcasts and YouTubeHighlighting articles, PDFs, and YouTube, and learning in publicStudents summarizing videos, PDFs, and slides in one toolBuilding a personal knowledge base from videos, podcasts, articles, and PDFs you saveSummarizing videos from Chinese platforms as well as YouTube
PlatformsWeb, iOS and Android appsChrome, Safari, Edge, and Firefox extensions, plus a mobile appWeb app, Chrome and Edge extensionsWeb app, Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari extensions, iOS and Android appsWeb app, browser extension, desktop and mobile apps in beta
YouTube supportYes, podcasts and YouTube videos in one libraryYes, on-video YouTube summaries; Pro tracks up to 5 YouTube channelsYes, plus PDFs, slides, audio files, and lecturesYes, save YouTube videos alongside podcasts, PDFs, articles, and notesYes, plus Bilibili, TikTok, podcasts, and 30+ platforms
Languages12not published40+ (vendor claim)not publishednot published (Chinese-first, with an international version)
Free tierYes, ready summaries free to browse without signup; free plan adds 3 new podcast summaries a day, up to 3 followed shows (podcasts and YouTube channels combined), and a weekly email digestYes, unlimited public highlights; 3 YouTube summaries every 7 days; 30 minutes of audio transcription a monthYes, limited free planYes, unlimited saves and notes; 10 AI summaries per monthYes, free trial with 120 minutes of AI transcription
PricePro $9.99/mo or $99.99/yrPro $12.50/mo billed yearly ($150/yr) or $15 monthly; Unlimited $30/mo billed yearlyPro $9.99/moPlus $10/mo billed yearly or $12 monthly; Max $38/mo billed yearly or $48 monthlyPlus from $11.88/mo billed yearly ($23.76 monthly)
Ask-AI / chatYes, Ask-AI on any summarized episode, on ProYes, AI chat (20 credits a month free)Yes, AI chatYes, chat with your saved knowledgeYes, AI chat over the content

Prices are the vendors' published headline prices as of October 2026 and can change; check each vendor's pricing page before buying.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Eightify alternative for podcasts?
Yedapo. Eightify only covers podcasts that are posted on YouTube. Yedapo summarizes podcast episodes whether or not they are on YouTube, keeps them in one library with YouTube videos, and lets anyone browse ready summaries without an account, on the web and in iOS and Android apps.
Is there a free Eightify alternative?
Eightify itself offers a 7-day free trial of its Chrome extension and does not publish an ongoing free plan. Among alternatives, Yedapo lets anyone browse ready summaries free and gives registered free users 3 new podcast summaries a day; generating new YouTube summaries needs Pro. Glasp's free plan includes 3 YouTube summaries every 7 days, Recall's includes 10 AI summaries a month, NoteGPT offers a limited free plan, and BibiGPT has a free trial with 120 minutes of AI transcription.
Which Eightify alternatives work inside YouTube?
Glasp is the closest match: its browser extensions add summaries on YouTube video pages. NoteGPT, Recall, and BibiGPT also offer browser extensions, each built around its own workflow. Yedapo has no extension; you read summaries in its web, iOS, and Android apps.
Which Eightify alternative lets me ask questions about a video?
All five offer some form of AI chat. Yedapo has Ask-AI on any summarized episode on Pro, Recall lets you chat with everything you saved, Glasp includes 20 AI chat credits a month free, and NoteGPT and BibiGPT include AI chat over the content. Eightify's website and store listings do not list a chat feature.

See whether Yedapo fits your use

The fastest way to judge a summary tool is to read its output. Browse the free library without an account, or try the standalone summarizer.

A free account adds 3 new podcast summaries a day, up to 3 followed shows (podcasts and YouTube channels combined), and a weekly email digest. New YouTube summaries and Ask-AI need Pro.

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