Video to Markdown
Less noise. More notes.
Share a YouTube link, a video, images or a PDF. KoNote listens, watches or reads, and writes a clean note for your Obsidian vault.
00/ First step
Add your Gemini key.
It stays on this phone and is only sent to Google.
01/ Source
Pick a video, images or a PDF.
02/ Reading
What should KoNote read?
From YouTube, tap Share, then KoNote. For an Instagram or Facebook Reel, download it first (Share, then Download, or screen-record it), then share the saved video to KoNote. Screenshots, photos and PDFs can be shared straight to KoNote, several at once.
Kept on this phone
Recent notes.
No notes yet. Your last 30 notes will appear here.
Saved only in this browser
Settings.
01/ AI
Gemini
This KoNote has a Gemini key stored in Cloudflare. The passcode lets this phone use it, so the key itself never touches the phone.
Only needed without the Cloudflare key. A key pasted here is used instead of it. Get a free key at aistudio.google.com/apikey; it is saved only in this phone's browser.
Leave it blank for the default. Change it if Google renames its models.
When Gemini says it is busy, KoNote waits and retries three times (after 5, 15 and 30 seconds). If the main model is still busy, it tries this one. Leave it blank for the default, gemini-3.5-flash-lite. Current names are listed at aistudio.google.com/docs/models.
02/ Note
How notes are written
For images and PDFs, the first option also describes the pictures and figures; the second only transcribes the written text.
03/ Obsidian