Nybls
Paranormal levels of curiosity, fed. Nybls hunts down the signal inside YouTube videos, podcasts, articles, PDFs and courses — then turns each source into an interactive learning session: a brief, key moments you can jump into, and quizzes that prove you actually understood it. Not another summary. Knowledge you can remember and use.
Find it. Watch it. Learn it. Use it.
Nybls absorbs the source so you don't have to sit through all of it — then makes sure it sticks.
Hunts the signal inside the noise
Feed it a link — a talk, a podcast episode, a paper. Nybls absorbs the source, maps the key ideas and finds what's actually worth your time.
Briefs and mental models
Every source becomes "the idea in 60 seconds" plus a structured brief — the concepts, the order to learn them in, and why they connect.
Jump straight to key moments
Timestamped highlights let you drop into the exact part of the video or document that matters — proof, context, or the quote you needed.
Quizzes that prove understanding
Sessions end with "prove you understand" checks and ways to put the knowledge to work — because consuming isn't learning.
Four steps, every source.
One loop, from raw link to working knowledge.
Born from an evidence pipeline.
The discipline underneath the friendly surface.
Grounded in the source, always
Nybls grew out of an agentic harvest pipeline — transcripts, frame sampling and timestamped receipts. Every claim in a session traces back to the source material.
Built with, and for, agents
The harvest engine is scriptable end to end: any agent with a shell can capture, probe and study sources through the same core that powers the site.
No gate, no account
The site is public — visitors try the full learning experience signed-out. Curiosity shouldn't start with a sign-up form.
Where it goes next
Deeper session interactivity, more source types, and shared finds — a library of distilled sources people can browse and learn from.