A Telegram & WhatsApp bot · knowledge base + the Nes assistant

Everything you save "for later" finally works for you

You throw in videos, articles, voice notes or thoughts — Kuznya Inbox pulls out the essence and files a structured note into your Notion or Google Drive. And once it adds up, you ask your assistant Nes: "what did I save about…?" — and it answers with links to your own notes.

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Try how it works — right here

Tap any format in the chat — the bot "receives" the message and in a moment turns it into a clean, structured note with tags. It works exactly the same way in real Telegram.

  • Videos from YouTube, TikTok, Reels — with transcription
  • Voice notes — transcribed into text
  • Screenshots — read via OCR
  • Long articles — condensed into a summary
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10rules-clean-code
10 Rules of Clean Code
💡 TL;DR: A short recap of a talk on building flexible architecture with minimal technical debt.
🔑 Key points:
  • Write code for people, not for the computer.
  • The Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) in practice.
  • Avoid deep nesting (max 2 levels).
#coding #youtube
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How it works

Three steps — and chaos becomes a knowledge base

01

Drop in anything

A YouTube or TikTok link, a long read, a PDF file, a screenshot or even a voice message — just forward it to the bot.

02

We extract the essence

The AI transcribes video and audio, runs OCR on images, strips out the fluff and generates a clean, structured summary.

03

Saved into your space

Instead of a pile of bookmarks, the note lands in your own Notion or Google Drive with tags. Your information is always structured.

Your knowledge

A library that's a pleasure to browse

Kuznya Inbox DB
Knowledge table · Updated just now
Note title Type Tags Date added
📹 10 Rules of Clean Code YouTube #coding, #architecture Today, 20:14
🎙️ Startup idea: AI in recruiting Voice #ideas, #startup Today, 16:45
📰 How to beat burnout in 2026 Web article #psychology, #productivity Yesterday, 11:20
📄 Book summary: Atomic Habits Document #self-growth Jun 29, 15:10

⚡ Click any row in the table to open the full content of the note

My Drive / Kuznya Inbox
File system · Synced
📁 All folders
⭐ Starred
🗑️ Trash
Video summaries 14 files
Voice notes 8 files
Web articles 32 files
Knowledge index.html 45 KB

10 Rules of Clean Code

Source:
YouTube (youtube.com/watch?v=10rules-clean-code)
Tags:
#coding, #architecture

What the bot understands

Any format — not just plain links

Video content TikTok · Reels · Shorts · YouTube
Web articles Blogs · news sites · long reads
Social media LinkedIn · X threads · Telegram channels
Files and PDFs Books · guides · research papers
Screenshots and photos Text analysis via OCR scanning
Voice notes Transcription and audio summaries

Our AI doesn't just copy the link. It reads the content in full, transcribes speech and gathers information even from short videos.

This is only the first step

Today — a knowledge base.
Tomorrow — your personal assistant

Kuznya Inbox gathers your knowledge in one place. And there's more to come: an assistant that knows your context and helps you handle the flow of information, keep work and life in balance, and free up time for what matters most.

Manages your information flow

Organizes everything that comes at you — without chaos or overload.

Keeps you in balance

Helps you separate work from personal life so one doesn't eat into the other.

Frees up your time

Takes the knowledge routine off your hands so you can focus on what matters.

Assistant

Meet Nes — your chronicler

Nes is named after Nestor the Chronicler — the Kyiv monk who compiled the "Tale of Bygone Years" and preserved the memory of an entire era. Your Nes is your personal chronicler: everything you've ever saved, it remembers and answers your questions — with your own notes, complete with links to the sources.

Nes at work
Value

No scrolling through hundreds of bookmarks and screenshots — you ask in plain words and get an answer in seconds. Your knowledge finally works instead of sitting there as dead weight.

Security

Your notes live in your own Notion / Drive — we don't store them. Nes reads only your base and answers only from it — it makes nothing up and nothing leaks out.

For business

All your research, clients, ideas and decisions — instantly at hand. Accumulated knowledge becomes an asset for decisions, not a graveyard of tabs.

Where Nes is headed: today it finds and answers. Next, it will remind you on its own and digest what matters, and eventually carry out tasks for you. An assistant that grows together with you.

Pricing

Try it free — pay only when you love it

A note is a note. The heavy part is video: it has to be transcribed in full, so video length is the main driver of your plan. Each plan is a mix of note volume, Nes queries and maximum video length.

Start Start free — your first 10 notes + 10 queries to Nes, no card, no strings attached.
Basic $12/mo
  • 100 notes / mo
  • 100 Nes queries
  • Video up to 30 min
Pro $25/mo
  • 300 notes / mo
  • 300 Nes queries
  • Video up to 60 min
Max $40/mo
  • 500 notes / mo
  • 500 Nes queries
  • Unlimited video
Prices in USD, billed monthly. Cancel anytime in one click.
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Questions

The essentials, briefly

No. Your summaries and original content are stored exclusively in your own Notion or Google Drive space. Kuznya acts only as a temporary, encrypted "conveyor" that extracts the content and builds the structure. We don't keep an archive of your notes on our side.
You choose during setup. Notion is great if you love a single interactive database with tags, search and sorting. Google Drive is handy if you prefer classic .md text files in separate topic folders.
The bot doesn't only analyze a video's audio track — it also reads key text slides and graphic frames. However, if a video has no informational content at all (for example, just music playing over some scenery) and the bot couldn't extract anything useful — that attempt isn't deducted from your limit balance.
In Telegram you pay by bank card (or Apple Pay / Google Pay) via Monobank, right inside the bot. In WhatsApp you pay in US dollars by card via Paddle. You can cancel the subscription at any moment in one click. After cancelling, access to your limits stays active until the end of the paid period.
Your notes live in your own Notion or Google Drive — not with us. Kuznya keeps no archive of your notes and never shares or sells them to anyone. Access to Drive/Notion is encrypted, and the search connection is just an internal "index" you can wipe with a single command. In plain terms: you always remain the sole owner of your content.
Nes (Nestor the Chronicler) is your personal assistant. You ask it in plain words: "what did I save about negotiations?", "remind me of the ideas from that podcast" — and it answers based only on your own notes. It doesn't invent facts "off the top of its head" and never pulls answers from anyone else's data. It's like searching your own memory, only by conversation.
Yes. Nes works strictly within your own space — your notes are isolated from other users. It never "peeks" into anyone else's base and never mixes your content with someone else's. Every user talks only to their own memory.
It's one and the same product — pick the messenger you find more convenient to use every day. The features are identical: saving notes and the Nes assistant. The only difference is payment: in Telegram via Monobank, in WhatsApp in US dollars.
Links (YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, articles), videos and voice notes, photos and screenshots, PDFs and documents, or just a text thought in your own words. The bot detects the type on its own, extracts the essence and builds a structured summary.
Yes — the first 10 notes and 10 queries to Nes are free, no card required. After that it's a subscription: Basic — $12/mo (100 notes + 100 queries), Pro — $25 (300 + 300), Max — $40 (500 + 500). Your limit refreshes every month, and you can cancel anytime.
No. You connect your Notion or Google Drive once in a couple of clicks — and after that you just forward anything to the bot, like chatting with a friend. No settings, tags or manual sorting: the bot builds the structure itself.
Whichever one you choose — regardless of the source language. You can watch a video in English and get the summary in Ukrainian. The note language and the interface language are set separately.
Yes, at any moment. One command and we wipe everything we hold on our side: the internal search index, saved access tokens and counters. The summaries you've already created stay in your Notion/Drive — they're yours, and we don't touch them.