Questions,
answered

ChatGPT knows a little about everything.

BetterMarketer.ai remembers everything you’ve chosen to learn.

Instead of relying on whatever is on the public internet, it uses a marketing brain built from trusted creators, webinars, podcasts and PDFs. Every answer links back to the original creator, video and timestamp, so you can verify every recommendation.

A generalist that guesses. A specialist that shows receipts.

Yes.

BetterMarketer.ai creates derivative summaries—not transcripts—and attributes every insight to its original creator. Every answer links directly back to the source, and creators can request removal at any time.

Every answer includes its source.

If a creator is wrong, you’ll know exactly who said it and where. If your marketing brain hasn’t learned something yet, it tells you instead of making something up.

No.

Your uploads, chats and questions stay private. Your marketing brain belongs to you.

Yes.

Monthly plans. Cancel anytime with one click.

Build your own library.

Add YouTube channels, playlists, podcasts or PDFs, and they’ll become part of your marketing brain alongside everything else you’ve saved.

Six kinds of source, in one place.

YouTube links, video files, audio files, documents, web pages and raw pasted text. Paste a YouTube link and it works out on its own whether you have given it a single video, a playlist or a whole channel — and you can overrule it.

LinkedIn posts are saved the same way and become citable sources like anything else, usable in notebooks and projects.

A document, not a paragraph.

Every note is structured with headings, tables, named frameworks, quotes carrying their timestamps and a real table of contents — the same object whether the source was a video, a PDF or a LinkedIn post. Five note types are selectable when you save: summary, detailed analysis, quiz, code and transcript, each at the depth you choose.

A segmented engine reads long sources part by part, engineered for faithfulness — what is in the note is what was in the source.

No. There are no folders.

Categories, entities and topics are pulled out as each note is generated and matched against the vocabulary already in your library, so the same idea does not fragment into near-duplicates. Those are what the library filters and facet counts run on.

A connections graph and computed concept pages link notes through the ideas they share, so a note you saved months ago surfaces beside the one you saved this morning.

Not from a creator you follow.

Subscribe to a channel and its new uploads are turned into structured notes for you, without you asking. Capture stops being a habit you have to keep.

Both — and you choose, per question.

Chat can answer from your own library, from the web, or from the two together. Answers drawn from your library resolve back to the note and the section they came from, and on a video or a recording the citation seeks the moment it was said.

Retrieval works at the level of a section rather than a whole note, so a long note contributes the part that actually answers you.

A research run you approve before it starts.

A planner proposes the sub-questions it intends to answer. You review that plan and edit it. Then it drafts section by section against live sources and returns a cited research note into your library, where it behaves like any other note.

A workspace built around one set of sources.

Three panes — sources, chat and studio. The sources you add are indexed for retrieval, the chat cites inline as it answers, and every citation resolves to the exact passage it came from.

Both, up to a line it does not cross.

A brief, an angle, a test roadmap, a post, a course — produced against your own sources, in the voice a project defines, with the citations intact. What it does not do is write to your ad platform, your CMS or your email tool.

We make the thinking defensible; you keep control of spend.

Nobody, unless you publish it.

Notes are private by default and publishing is an explicit action. Ownership is checked in three independent places: the route that serves the request, the database function that reads the row, and the row-level policy underneath it.

Essential cookies only.

We do not use third-party advertising or tracking cookies, and analytics are collected server-side without third-party tracking scripts.

Yes — as Markdown files.

Export one note or a whole selection, with the structure and the citations preserved. There is also a full account-level data export in your account settings, and you can request access, correction or deletion of your data at any time.

A versioned REST API, and an MCP server.

The API turns a file, a link, an article or raw text into a note and reads it back, reports job and batch progress, enumerates a playlist or a channel, and creates notebooks and projects. Its description is machine-readable and reachable without an account, so a client can discover the surface for itself.

The MCP server puts the same surface in front of an external AI client. Each tool calls the same endpoint the REST API does, with the same permissions, so the two cannot drift apart. API keys are issued on the paid plan.

Two plans, and credits bought in monthly packs.

There is a free plan and a paid plan called Master. Packs buy throughput rather than features, so what you can do does not change with the size of the pack.

Every number lives on the pricing page. It is the only page on this site that quotes one, deliberately — a price stated twice is a price that can drift.

[email protected].

For anything about your own data — access, correction, deletion or export — write to [email protected]. The contact page opens either in your own mail client, pre-filled.