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See Relo in action

Five quick looks at how Relo turns watching into knowing.

Ask questions while you watch and turn the answers into saveable snippets — ready to drop into your notes instead of vanishing into a chat.

Write with rich tools built for real note-taking: headings, lists, highlights, and more, so your notes stay as structured as the lesson.

Create a new video notebook or add to one you already have — directly from YouTube, without leaving the video to file it away later.

Find, sort, and tidy your video notebooks in one place, so what you saved last week is still easy to get back to.

Build feeds around the topics you care about and stay focused on the videos that actually help you learn.

Relo is a YouTube note-taking app. We request Google user data only to sign you in and, if you opt in, to show your YouTube subscriptions and feed.

Sign in with Google
When you create a Relo account with Google, we receive basic profile information from your Google account — typically your name, email address, and profile picture — so we can identify you and keep you signed in. We do not receive or store your Google password.
Connect YouTube (optional)
If you choose to connect YouTube in Discover, Relo requests read-only access to your YouTube account so we can show your subscriptions and a personalized learning feed. We store the access tokens needed for that feature. You can disconnect in Relo settings or revoke access anytime from your Google account permissions.
Public video information
When you open a YouTube video in Relo, we use public video metadata such as the title, channel, and thumbnail so your notebooks stay labeled and searchable. That does not require connecting your YouTube account.

Details on what we collect, how long we keep it, and how to delete your account are in our Privacy Policy.