Rewind and pause video tutorials without leaving your work
Rewind and pause video tutorials without leaving your work
Rewind and pause video tutorials without leaving your work
RepeatThat gives you global shortcuts so learning stays uninterrupted.
Built for hands-on learners who code, design, edit, and practice while watching.
RepeatThat gives you global shortcuts so learning stays uninterrupted.
Built for hands-on learners who code, design, edit, and practice while watching.
RepeatThat gives you global shortcuts so learning stays uninterrupted.
Built for hands-on learners who code, design, edit, and practice while watching.
Why video tutorials feel harder than they should
Why video tutorials feel harder than they should
Video tutorials are powerful — but following along is rarely smooth
Video tutorials are powerful — but following along is rarely smooth
You rewind constantly because:
You rewind constantly because:
You rewind constantly because:
💨 the instructor moves a bit too fast
💨 the instructor moves a bit too fast
💨 the instructor moves a bit too fast
👀 you got distracted for a second
👀 you got distracted for a second
👀 you got distracted for a second
⌨️ you mistyped something and need to catch up
⌨️ you mistyped something and need to catch up
⌨️ you mistyped something and need to catch up
❓ a step didn't quite click the first time
❓ a step didn't quite click the first time
❓ a step didn't quite click the first time
And every time you rewind, you have to:
And every time you rewind, you have to:
And every time you rewind, you have to:
🖱️ switch windows just to go back a few seconds
🖱️ switch windows just to go back a few seconds
🧭 lose your cursor, selection, or place
🧭 lose your cursor, selection, or place
🧠 mentally re-orient before continuing
🧠 mentally re-orient before continuing
Those tiny interruptions add up.
Those tiny interruptions add up.
Those tiny interruptions add up.
They break focus, slow progress, and make finishing courses harder than it should be.
They break focus, slow progress, and make finishing courses harder than it should be.
They break focus, slow progress, and make finishing courses harder than it should be.
RepeatThat removes that tedious chore.
RepeatThat removes that tedious chore.
RepeatThat removes that tedious chore.
Rewind or pause videos instantly with a global shortcut — while staying focused in the software you're learning.
Rewind or pause videos instantly with a global shortcut — while staying focused in the software you're learning.
Rewind or pause videos instantly with a global shortcut — while staying focused in the software you're learning.
Why learners choose RepeatThat
Why learners choose RepeatThat
Why learners choose RepeatThat
Because learning by doing already takes effort.
Because learning by doing already takes effort.
Because learning by doing already takes effort.
Rewinding a video shouldn't add friction on top of it.
Rewinding a video shouldn't add friction on top of it.
Rewinding a video shouldn't add friction on top of it.
Stay in flow while learning
Stay in flow while learning
Stay in flow while learning
You keep typing, clicking, and experimenting without breaking concentration just to control the video.
You keep typing, clicking, and experimenting without breaking concentration just to control the video.
Make rewinding feel effortless
Make rewinding feel effortless
Make rewinding feel effortless
Missing a step doesn't derail your momentum — you rewind instantly and continue.
Missing a step doesn't derail your momentum — you rewind instantly and continue.
Finish tutorials instead of bookmarking them
Less friction makes it easier to keep going, which makes finishing courses more likely.
Let learning feel smoother, not exhausting
Small interruptions add cognitive load. Removing them makes long sessions feel lighter.
Finish tutorials instead of bookmarking them
Finish tutorials instead of bookmarking them
Less friction makes it easier to keep going, which makes finishing courses more likely.
Let learning feel smoother, not exhausting
Let learning feel smoother, not exhausting
Small interruptions add cognitive load. Removing them makes long sessions feel lighter.
How RepeatThat works
How RepeatThat works
How RepeatThat works
RepeatThat runs quietly in the background and connects your keyboard to your video player — so you don't have to.
RepeatThat runs quietly in the background and connects your keyboard to your video player — so you don't have to.
RepeatThat runs quietly in the background and connects your keyboard to your video player — so you don't have to.
Global hotkeys that work anywhere
Global hotkeys that work anywhere
Global hotkeys that work anywhere
Assign a key to rewind or pause videos — even when the browser isn't in focus
Assign a key to rewind or pause videos — even when the browser isn't in focus
Hold to rewind
Hold to rewind
Hold to rewind
Hold a hotkey to rewind continuously instead of tapping back over and over
Hold a hotkey to rewind continuously instead of tapping back over and over
No modifier keys required
Use single keys like F-keys, numpad keys, or media keys — Ctrl / Alt / Cmd / Opt combos not mandatory
Precision rewind (your pace, not the player's)
Choose how far each rewind goes, so you only rewatch what you actually need
Works inside browser-based apps
Controls videos while working in web-based tools, dashboards, or in-browser coding environments
Native, lightweight, and private
Runs locally on Windows, macOS, and Linux. No accounts. No tracking.
No modifier keys required
No modifier keys required
Use single keys like F-keys, numpad keys, or media keys — Ctrl / Alt / Cmd / Opt combos not mandatory
Precision rewind (your pace, not the player's)
Precision rewind (your pace, not the player's)
Choose how far each rewind goes, so you only rewatch what you actually need
Works inside browser-based apps
Works inside browser-based apps
Controls videos while working in web-based tools, dashboards, or in-browser coding environments
Native, lightweight, and private
Native, lightweight, and private
Runs locally on Windows, macOS, and Linux. No accounts. No tracking.
Set it up once. Forget it’s there.
Set it up once. Forget it’s there.
Set it up once. Forget it’s there.
Starting up RepeatThat
Starting up RepeatThat
After installing RepeatThat and the browser extension, start the main program by clicking on the extension icon.
Select your preferred hotkeys.
Set your global shortcuts for rewinding and pausing videos, along with the rewind time in seconds (1-60).
Stay in flow
RepeatThat runs from the system tray, ready whenever you need it — without getting in your way.
RepeatThat runs from the system tray, ready whenever you need it — without getting in your way.
Simple pricing
Simple pricing
One-time purchase.
No subscriptions. No accounts. No recurring fees.
You're paying to remove a daily learning annoyance — not rent software forever.
One-time purchase.
No subscriptions. No accounts. No recurring fees.
You're paying to remove a daily learning annoyance — not rent software forever.
Works with your browser
RepeatThat connects to a lightweight browser extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox to control videos reliably and securely
Works with your browser
RepeatThat connects to a lightweight browser extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox to control videos reliably and securely
Install: Chrome Web Store (works for Edge)
Which platforms are supported?
RepeatThat runs natively on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Browser extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox.
How does licensing work?
Pay once for one device. You'll get a key on purchase; unlock all updates.
Who is this for?
RepeatThat is for anyone who learns by doing while watching videos — coding, design, spreadsheets, music production, and more.
Which platforms are supported?
RepeatThat runs natively on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Browser extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox.
How does licensing work?
Pay once for one device. You'll get a key on purchase; unlock all updates.
Who is this for?
RepeatThat is for anyone who learns by doing while watching videos — coding, design, spreadsheets, music production, and more.
Which platforms are supported?
RepeatThat runs natively on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Browser extension for Chrome, Edge, and Firefox.
How does licensing work?
Pay once for one device. You'll get a key on purchase; unlock all updates.
Who is this for?
RepeatThat is for anyone who learns by doing while watching videos — coding, design, spreadsheets, music production, and more.