Local-first.
No Uoink account, no hosted corpus, no product database full of your research.
Uoink is local corpus software for people who want to own the source material they study. The code is MIT, the releases are public, and the download count below comes straight from GitHub's API.
Uoink exists because useful videos should become durable working material: timestamped words, frames, comments, metadata, and citations that your model can actually use.
No Uoink account, no hosted corpus, no product database full of your research.
The helper, extension, and agent surface are inspectable. If the work matters, you should be able to audit the tool.
The site exposes /llms.txt and /mcp/manifest.json so agents can find the real integration surface.
This number comes from GitHub's public Releases API. We don't track who downloaded Uoink, where they came from, or what they did next.
Source: github.com/ryanbiddy/uoink/releases / refreshed in this browser tab / no user tracking