Say what you want to watch.Yoolook finds it and stops.
You have 20 minutes and a subject in mind. Yoolook returns 5 to 10 videos in a deliberate order, with a reason beside each one, and a total running time at the top.
Then it ends. No hunting across 4 apps, and nothing waiting underneath to take the rest of your evening.
3 requests a day, free. No account, nothing to fill in.
The irritation
You do not lack videos.
You lack the right one.
So you type keyword guesses, read thumbnails built to be clicked, and open 4 apps that were never designed to let you leave.
Twenty minutes later you are somewhere else entirely, watching something you never asked for. Ask a chatbot instead and it names videos that are dead, wrong or invented.
The hunt, today
- YouTube search
- TikTok
- a friend’s screenshot
- back to YouTube
One request. One Selection. One ending.
How it works
A request box, and the discipline to stop.
You ask
Write it the way you would say it out loud, and say how much time you have. That is the whole interface.
The Concierge works
It reads Yoolook’s own index — organised by what a video does, not by keywords — and names each step as it goes.
The Curtain
The last video ends. A brass rule, one line, and nothing underneath. You are finished, and you are told so.
What you type
20 minutes on the fall of Constantinople, no clickbait
One field, 3 chips, nothing else on the screen.
What you watch happen
- Reading the index
- Candidates240
- Checking lengths
- Ordering7
7 videos, 41 min
Read from Yoolook’s own index, in under a second.
The best moment
That’s the end. 41 min, as asked.
Every other place you look for a video is paid to keep you there. Yoolook is judged on whether the session ends well.
Written down first
Promises we can be held to.
- Nothing plays after the last video.
- Nothing is recommended underneath a Selection.
- Nothing here is built to make stopping hard.
- Every video plays in YouTube’s official player, with its title, channel and ads untouched.
- Browsing and watching Yoolook’s published Selections is free, forever.
What it costs
Free to watch. Paid to be asked.
Browsing and watching Yoolook’s published Selections stays free. You get 3 Concierge requests a day for nothing. The Yoolook Pass lifts that limit and gives you a Library to save to.
One payment. Nothing recurring. We email you before it ends. What each Pass includes
The Concierge is open. Ask it something.
Name a subject, say how long you have, and get a list that ends. The first 3 requests a day cost nothing.