Exam week
Studying from lectures
Two hours of recorded lecture, twenty minutes before class. Ask for the key points up to where you stopped — with timestamps, so you can jump back to what matters.
Every video, page and PDF —with a mentor at your side.
Mentorina lives quietly at the edge of your browser. Open a YouTube video, a Netflix episode, a PDF or any article — click the icon, and ask. It summarizes, answers and remembers. Spoiler-free, always.
The demo is live — click around
Ask Mentorina
A simulation of Mentorina at work — switch sites above; each one asks and answers on its own, and remembers what it already answered.
One mentor, everywhere
- YouTube
- Netflix
- PDFs
- Any web page
What the panel does
Summary
One clean summary for anything on your screen — a forty-minute video, a fifteen-page paper, the episode you fell asleep during. Timestamped for video, sectioned for documents, and never longer than it needs to be.
Ask
Ask in plain words, mid-scene or mid-paragraph: who is that, what did I miss, what does this clause mean. For shows, answers are spoiler-safe — Mentorina only draws on what you have already watched.
History
Everything you asked and every summary you took, kept in order. Come back a week later and pick up the thread — the paper, the episode, the article — exactly where you left it.
Made for days like these
Friday night
Mid-season catch-up
Coming back to a show after three months? Get a recap of everything you have watched — and only that. Who is mad at whom, and why, without a single spoiler.
Deep work
Reading at speed
Ten open tabs, one afternoon. Summarize each paper or article first, read the two that deserve it fully, and ask follow-ups without leaving the page.
Three steps
Add it to your browser
One click from the Chrome Web Store. No account needed for your first questions.
Open anything
A video, an episode, a PDF, an article. The icon appears quietly at the right edge — never in the way.
Ask, or just say “summarize”
The panel slides in already knowing what is on your screen. Ask away — your mentor keeps the notes.
From the early users
“Fell asleep during episode four, asked it what I missed over breakfast. It caught me up without touching episode five. That's the whole product, honestly.”
“I skim thirty papers a month. These are the first summaries that don't read like they were written by a committee — and I can push back with questions.”
“My students run it on lecture videos before seminars. ‘Summarize up to where I stopped’ is a quietly brilliant feature.”
⌘⇧Sopens the panel anywhere — no mouse, no icon hunt.
Ctrl+Shift+S on Windows
Not your keys? Remap it in chrome://extensions/shortcuts.