Udeler-Reborn
Secure, open-source desktop app for course backups
What it does
The secure, zero-trust desktop client to safely backup, decrypt, and manage your purchased online courses for offline study. Built as a privacy-first modernization of legacy utilities, it replaces broken archival forks with a type-safe TypeScript architecture. Features hardware-backed AES-256 local vaults to protect session credentials and an adaptive back-off controller optimized for streaming directly to local NAS setups. Free and cross-platform.
The elite, zero-trust desktop client to securely download, decrypt, and manage your purchased Udemy courses for offline viewing. Supports Windows, macOS, and Linux. - M3rcena/Udeler-Reborn
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