u/noureldenadel

Hey everyone! I got tired of losing track of progress across scattered course folders, so I built TutIn. a local-first webapp for organizing and watching downloaded courses (Udemy, YouTube playlists, whatever).

A few things it does:

• Point it at a folder and it auto-organizes subfolders into modules/courses
• Remembers exactly where you left off in every video
• Built-in offline AI transcription (timestamps you can click to jump around)
• Optional AI summaries that turn transcripts into study notes
• Timestamped notes with screenshot support
• A visual roadmap tool to map out what to learn in what order

Everything runs locally — your videos never get uploaded anywhere, no account needed. It's open source if anyone wants to poke at the code or self-host or run it: github.com/noureldenadel/TutIn

Would love feedback from people who actually hoard course content like thiswhat's missing that would make it more useful for your workflow?

Hey everyone! I got tired of losing track of progress across scattered course folders, so I built TutIn. a local-first webapp for organizing and watching downloaded courses (Udemy, YouTube playlists, whatever).

A few things it does:

• Point it at a folder and it auto-organizes subfolders into modules/courses
• Remembers exactly where you left off in every video
• Built-in offline AI transcription (timestamps you can click to jump around)
• Optional AI summaries that turn transcripts into study notes
• Timestamped notes with screenshot support
• A visual roadmap tool to map out what to learn in what order

Everything runs locally — your videos never get uploaded anywhere, no account needed. It's open source if anyone wants to poke at the code or self-host or run it: github.com/noureldenadel/TutIn

Would love feedback from people who actually hoard course content like thiswhat's missing that would make it more useful for your workflow?

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