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What is Keldura?

Keldura is a living AI Library for the sources you already follow. Bring a source in, view it as a cheatsheet, read Insights, and ask questions in folder chat. Answers include source-linked citations, so you can check the material behind them.

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Keldura is in free beta. You can start a Library without a credit card. Keldura is not a news service.

What you can do with a Library

A Library is a set of folders. Each folder holds the sources you add, and you can ask questions over one or more folders.

Bring sources in.

Add one YouTube video, or import a YouTube channel or playlist. You can also add local audio, video, PDFs, text, Word documents, PowerPoint files, and common images, plus websites.

Skim, then read.

Keldura generates summaries and cheatsheets from transcribed content. Open a cheatsheet for a one-page view, or read Insights when you want the longer write-up.

Ask and check.

Folder chat answers include source-linked citations. A citation can include the source link, a location in seconds when the source has one, and a snippet.

What Keldura is not

Not a news service.

Keldura organizes the sources you follow. It does not publish a news desk. Keldura Daily is a free public edition of source-linked cheatsheets in English that anyone can read without an account.

Daily reading stays separate.

Reading Keldura Daily does not create personal sources. Your own folders, questions, and imports stay in your Library.

YouTube imports have two modes.

A single YouTube video is a one-time source. A channel or playlist import can use recurring sync so later items can join the same folder.

Folders can become Bot knowledge.

The same Library folders you chat over can be reused as knowledge for a Bot where your plan is eligible. Start with the folder, then publish only if you want to.