Yudoku is a focused way to learn from YouTube — without getting trapped in the algorithm.
It turns playlists into structured courses so you can actually finish what you start.
No feeds.
No recommendations.
No endless scrolling.
Just progress.
Most learning platforms optimize for attention, not completion.
You open a video to learn one thing and end up watching ten more you never planned to. Yudoku exists to break that loop.
It’s built around a simple idea:
Learning should have an end.
Any YouTube playlist becomes a structured course with clear progress.
You always know what you’ve finished and what’s left. No fake productivity.
Save timestamps to return to important moments later.
Not notes. Not essays. Just context you can jump back to.
No recommendations.
No algorithmic feed.
No infinite scroll.
- Not a note-taking app
- Not a second brain
- Not another content platform
It’s a focused layer on top of YouTube that helps you finish what you start.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Prisma
- PostgreSQL
Yudoku was built out of frustration with half-finished courses and the illusion of productivity.
If it helps you finish something you would’ve otherwise abandoned, it’s doing its job.
If Yudoku helped you, you can support its development here:
https://buymeacoffee.com/jerkeyray
Built by Aditya Srivastava
https://jerkeyray.com