doabl - turn YouTube tutorials into steps

Stop watching tutorials without applying them. Following a build tutorial on YouTube isn't "taking notes": it's executing while you watch. But the back-and-forth between the video and a dozen apps breaks your flow, and you end up in the learn-but-never-apply loop. doabl breaks that loop. doabl opens a panel next to the video where you turn what you watch into a list of concrete actions, each one anchored to the exact second of the video. How it works: ▸ Add a "step" with the action you need to take. doabl captures the timestamp automatically and pauses the video while you type. ▸ Tap a step and the video jumps to that second. Go back to any moment without scrubbing. ▸ Check off each step as you do it. When you finish them all, mark the tutorial as completed. ▸ Everything is saved per video. Close it and come back whenever. Your steps are still there. ▸ Open the panel with a keyboard shortcut, without leaving the video. Why it's different: Not passive notes, but actions. The framing changes how you learn. Manual-first. You decide what counts as a step. No auto-imported chapters full of intros and sponsors. Your content stays yours. No account, no login. Your steps never leave your browser. For anyone who learns by doing: Blender, Figma, video editing, code, or any craft where you still have to watch and execute at the same time.