Uutter is a platform for discovering, listening to, and searching talks, lectures, and podcasts. Its library brings together audio and video content, including talks by figures such as Alan Watts, Terence McKenna, and Carl Jung. Automatically generated transcripts make every word searchable, helping users find a specific passage or jump to the exact moment it was spoken. Quotes retain links to their original sources, and users can save highlights and generate audio snippets where available.

Members can create private, public, or collaborative collections, organize material by topic, and share content with others. Uutter supports videos, audio, images, and documents; uploaded audio and video are transcribed so their contents can be searched across a collection. The platform also offers browsing tools, playlists, topic discovery, and automated analytics covering subjects, sentiment, vocabulary, tone, and named entities. AI chat assistants can answer questions about collections and cite their sources. Podcast creators can add episodes for automatic transcription, search, and download. Uutter is supported by contributions and presents itself as an ad-free service.