I have oter tools that summarize YouTube videos, but the format is always "The speaker says...", "The video shows...", that kind of thing. This tool has been trained to provide a more an article-style voice. That alone -- not having to rephrase everything -- distinguishes YT Copycat. (And the summary subscrition feature is an excellent bonus.)

Strangely, what I'm enjoying most since buying the tool is the creator's follow-up e-mails. So often, you buy these things then it's radio silence, and you're left to figure out how to make use of the tool by yourself. So they sit unused, or you get the feeling the launch was a one-and-done and the dev is immediately going to move on to the next thing, while your purchase still has bugs or gaps. This feels different in a good way.

The use-case ideas in the dev's messages are helpful, and the voice in them distinctly entertaining. I'm grateful to him for putting in that extra effort, and wish ters would follow suit. (Triplo is another tool with excellent after-care.)