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ContextForge is a macOS desktop app that turns YouTube transcripts into clean, AI-ready context. You paste a video link, choose a prompt, and ContextForge combines the transcript with your prompt into one block of text you can copy or export.
No. ContextForge does not send anything to any AI service. It only gathers and formats the transcript and prompt on your computer. When you choose a destination, ContextForge simply opens that website in your browser so you can paste the output yourself.
No. ContextForge does not use accounts, and it does not require you to sign in.
ContextForge works with videos that have an available transcript. If a video has no transcript, ContextForge will let you know that it could not be processed.
You can add up to three videos in a single session.
Yes. You can create, edit, and delete your own prompts, and you can also write a custom prompt on the spot without saving it.
The interface is available in English, Polish, and Spanish. ContextForge follows your system language automatically.
Not yet. ContextForge is currently a macOS app. Support for other platforms is planned for the future.
Everything is stored locally on your computer. ContextForge keeps your prompts, your processing history, and your destination favorites in local files on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
You can contact the developer by email at etaosin@gmail.com. See the Support page for details.