Long-form video learning is exhausting: you watch an hour, forget half of it, and dread rewatching just to revisit one idea. BibiGPT’s latest release fixes that with two AI-native features that compress dense videos into visual knowledge.
Feature 1: “Evergreen Concept Map”
Drop a video into BibiGPT and the new Evergreen Concept Map mode builds an SVG mind map showing the core themes, branches, and supporting notes. You can re-arrange nodes, restyle colours, and share the file anywhere.
Why it works
- Cuts through overload—long videos become glanceable graphs.
- Uses visuals to reinforce memory.
- Makes sharing insights effortless—embed the SVG in slides or wikis.
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Feature 2: “Knowledge Leap” Interactive Site
Imagine if every video you summarise automatically generated a mini website. Knowledge Leap does exactly that: chapters become sections, transcripts turn into editable pages, and you can add external links or annotations for further study.
Highlights
- Structured chapters with editable copy and callouts.
- Interactive navigation so you can jump between topics like a wiki.
- Expandable resources—link out to papers, courses, or your own notes. Future updates will layer in templates and more automation.
Use it for immersive study sessions, exam prep, portfolio projects, or team onboarding. Instead of passive watching, you explore an information hub tailored to your learning goals.
Beyond Summaries
BibiGPT is more than a transcript generator. Alongside these two flagship features you still get:
- Support for Bilibili, YouTube, podcasts, meetings, and local files
- Multilingual subtitles with word-level highlighting
- One-click exports to Notion, Readwise, email, and more
- Desktop apps with offline cache and local-file processing
For a market overview, compare us with other tools: Top 5 AI Audio/Video Summary Apps in 2024.
Try It with Launch Perks
New users get an 80% welcome discount plus 120 free minutes to test both features. Start by uploading a long lecture, generate the concept map, and then publish the Knowledge Leap site for your own learning vault.