Share it from wherever you found it.
Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, GitHub, a PDF, a plain link.
Hit share, pick the Ownix Telegram bot, keep scrolling.
reels ◉ videos ◉ articles ◉ repos ◉ PDFs
Ownix remembers - so you can use it.
Three taps to share from any app and a minute later you've got the transcript: ready to paste into your AI as spec and context, or pull back up for a script, a citation, a note.
Even if all you remember is a glimpse.
It's the share sheet you already use - aimed at Ownix instead of a friend. Mid-doomscroll, mid-commute, mid-anything.
It's the share sheet you already use - aimed at Ownix instead of a friend. Mid-doomscroll, mid-commute, mid-anything.
Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, GitHub, a PDF, a plain link.
Hit share, pick the Ownix Telegram bot, keep scrolling.
reels ◉ videos ◉ articles ◉ repos ◉ PDFs
Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, GitHub, a PDF, a plain link.
Hit share, pick the Ownix Telegram bot, keep scrolling.
reels ◉ videos ◉ articles ◉ repos ◉ PDFs
More ways to collectYour prompt decides what gets pulled out,
your tags decide what it means to you.
Markdown in your own Google Drive, a minute later.
transcript ◉ summary ◉ links ◉ tags
Search by title, tag, or just scan the feed and spot the thumbnail.
Copy one segment for a script or a citation, or take the whole .md straight into your AI.
copy a segment ◉ copy all ◉ grab the .md
An Instagram reel about post-launch support was about to scroll past and vanish, like everything does. I shared it to Ownix, got the full transcript back, and pasted it into Codex - which turned it into the support-playbook rules for another project I'm building.
A real workflow from Leon, building Ownix
# Transcript **Source:** instagram.com/reel/DamFvyUj3U0 **Platform:** instagram_reels **Processed:** 2026-07-11T14:49:36 --- Your AI assistant built your app and shipped it to production. Customers, they're now paying for it. And at 2:00 in the morning, a customer can't log in. So, tell me, who handles that? Your AI assistant? Probably not, because it's not connected to your production system. So your AI assistant built the product, but nobody told it to build the support system too...
# Role & Context You are an AI-directed full-stack engineer responsible for both product delivery and production support readiness. A feature is not complete when its code is deployed. It is complete only when the team can detect, diagnose, support, and safely recover from failures affecting real users. --- # Core Principle Every production feature must include its support system in the same sprint and development conversation...
Every item in your Index has copy-a-segment and copy-all, or grab the whole .md file - yours to keep, not stuck behind a login. Claude, Cursor, Codex - they all eat markdown.
A reel about migrating an AI-built database schema. I hit Run Checklists on the job page, and the transcript turned into three checks - zero-downtime migrations, a rollback plan, a staging mirror - to run against my own project before I touched a live table.
A real workflow from Leon, building Ownix
Your AI built your database, but it never planned for the day you have to change it completely - add a field, rename a column, restructure how two tables relate.
## Zero-downtime database migrations check whether the current project already has zero-downtime migration scripts that add new structures before removing old ones, copy data, switch application usage, and drop old structures only after confirmation, present a report... ## Database migration rollback plans check whether the current project has a defined rollback plan or script prepared for every migration before it starts, present a report...
This one became six real GitHub issues in this exact codebase - a pre-migration snapshot, a restore script, a startup guard, a CI dry-run against a sanitized prod copy. Each checklist item is phrased as an instruction, not a reminder - paste it into your agent and it audits the actual codebase, not just your memory of the video. Ownix automated the ask; you still did the checking.
Reels, long videos, articles, repos, screenshots - share it once and it becomes a searchable Index entry: transcript, summary, links, agent-ready markdown.
short ◉ long ◉ article ◉ repo ◉ docs ◉ newsletter
Every item lands in your Feed and Brain. Filter by type, search by title or tag, open anything to grab its full transcript or copy a segment straight into your AI.
Give Ownix a newsletter's archive link and it follows the publication itself. New issues land with their links already pulled out, ready to promote into your Index.
no alias / no forwarding / no inbox access
Paste a GitHub URL and Ownix reads the README and structure, writes a plain-language breakdown, and files it in your Index next to everything else.
Upload it - or paste the link - and the Docs page reads it for you: parsed text, a structured briefing, a clean rewrite. All markdown, all ready for your AI.
pdf / word / spreadsheet / presentation / image
Collections group content into a space when "search later" stops working.
Recipes save the freestyle prompt you keep re-running, ready to fire again.
Ownix runs as an MCP server. Connect it once and your agent can read, search, or curate your own Index right where you're already working. No tab switch, no lost context mid-task.
scoutSearch your own Index and jobs by meaning, not keyword.Wherever you spot it - phone, laptop, or a browser tab - there's a one-tap way in.
Use a shortcut or right-click any page, link, or selection. Ownix sends it without breaking your flow.
Hit share, tap Ownix. Same reflex as sending a friend a reel.
Paste a link, run a command, or drop a file straight into the dashboard. Best for PWA users and desktop-first workflows.
See how it works in action. Telegram share sheet flow.
DM the bot on Telegram, or drop it in our Discord - either way it lands transcribed and searchable in your Index within a minute.
Paste a link straight into the chat - same account you sign in with, no share sheet required.
Sign in, then pair your account from the dashboard and DM the bot - same pipeline, same Index.
no share sheet ◉ no context switch ◉ same Index either way
Three months of casual saving, no effort beyond the share button:
As I was building Ownix I once needed a frontend component library I'd seen weeks earlier - couldn't remember its name, just a glimpse of the homepage. Searched my Index instead of my memory, and there it was in the link table.
Don't remember the title either? Search by tag, thumbnail, or whatever you do remember, and pull up every link a video ever mentioned - long after the video itself scrolled off your feed.
If Ownix vanished tomorrow, your stuff wouldn't. Everything also lands in your Google Drive as markdown - plug in Claude's or ChatGPT's Drive connector and your AI reads your whole Index directly. No export, no copy-paste.
Google Drive is where it lives today - more storage endpoints are on the roadmap.
Your internet. Find it, use it, own it -even from a glimpse.