Bring your course.
Open a course or video link and sign in through the visible browser. Choose your existing Chrome or a separate app-managed browser.
YOUR DESKTOP LEARNING COMPANION
Your courses, useful notes and next steps. Finally in one place. PASSINATOR helps you turn what you watch and read into something you can actually use.
A second set of eyes.
A better set of notes.
ONE WORKSPACE. THE WHOLE PICTURE.
Follow your lesson and your learning side by side. Explore this interactive example to see how the pieces connect.
Start with one skill and one customer problem. Use the tools you already have. Create a small sample before investing in more software.
Define a small service around a skill you can demonstrate. Choose one customer problem and make a sample of the result. Begin with your existing tools; evaluate additional software after you know what the work requires.
Existing tools first. No product, price or paid plan was specified in this example.
The lesson says to use tools you already have and create a sample before investing.
“Use the tools you already have.”
Your review comes next.
Browser selection and outside verification are separate checks. This website example performs neither.
Who needs this skill, and what result matters to them?
Show one useful result with the tools you have.
Ask a potential customer for feedback before scaling.
Example planning output, not an income promise.
Interactive example, not a live course session. Course controls, available evidence and your chosen settings determine what the desktop app can do.
A LITTLE SETUP. A LOT LESS FRICTION.
Keep the source material, the answer and the reason together. Let the repetitive work happen around your learning.
Open a course or video link and sign in through the visible browser. Choose your existing Chrome or a separate app-managed browser.
Collect available captions, page text, pictures and linked resources. Get full notes and cliff notes together, organized by course and lesson.
Find relevant course notes, review suggested answers and check supported browser selections. Submit and Next stay yours to approve by default.
Turn what you learned into practical steps, tool lists and reusable prompts. Export the parts you want to keep working with.
MADE FOR THE MESSY MIDDLE OF LEARNING
Good courses mix formats. Your learning workspace should connect them, without losing the context.
Full notes for the details. Cliff notes for a quick refresh. Search, copy and export by course so a useful idea is easier to find later.
Course evidence comes first. Optional outside checks stay visibly separate. Missing context calls for review, rather than a made-up answer.
Support for readable quizzes, matching and interactive sections where a course exposes usable controls. Screenshot reading provides another way in.
Plan your daily study time and queue courses, with support for two active sessions and the next course starting when a slot opens.
Export notes and resources, back up a course or workspace, and optionally connect Google Drive to save notes in your chosen folder.
Compatibility varies by site and player. Protected media, unsupported interactions and browser sign-in checks can still need your attention.
LOCAL FIRST. CONNECTIONS BY CHOICE.
The included AI can process course material locally. Optional Drive sync, online answer checks and cloud model providers send relevant information to those services when you enable or use them.
Read the privacy policyGOOD QUESTIONS.
A few things worth knowing about your new study sidekick.
Not from this website yet. The public download is coming soon. No installer, payment or account signup is offered here at this time.
The desktop app offers existing-Chrome connection options alongside separate browser modes. A connection can require a browser extension or Chrome approval. The permissions you grant determine which tabs and signed-in sessions the app can access.
The default review workflow prepares answers and verifies supported selections, then waits for your approval before Submit and Next. More automatic options are available in the desktop app’s settings.
Course players vary. Support includes readable page controls, frames, certain matching interactions and image-based reading. Some protected videos, closed components and unlabeled canvas activities need manual help. Answers also depend on the course evidence available.
The Windows package includes a local reasoning model. Separate local runtimes and cloud providers are optional. Course websites still need their usual internet connection, and local AI speed depends on your computer.
The current app is for Windows. A phone interface, hosted browser workspace and Mac version are future possibilities; they are not offered on this website.
THE NEXT CHAPTER
PASSINATOR for Windows.
One place to learn, keep and apply.
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