Archived App (Last seen on 22 Jul 2026)
This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.
This utility app automatically collects web video URLs while you browse in Safari. It helps you easily find and re-access videos you've watched, preventing them from being lost in browser history. Play collected videos online or revisit them directly from Safari.
2.0.1
October 6, 2025
normal optimizations
It does not work for all websites, some video urls are encrypted as local url object, Viko could not get the real video urls then. But if the video urls are in web page plain text, Viko should be able to get the urls. It is true that extracting the web video urls is limited.
Viko's core function is to automatically collect the URLs of web videos you encounter while browsing in Safari. This makes it easier to find and re-access videos later without relying solely on browser history.
No, Viko can no longer cache videos due to app guidelines. Collected video URLs can only be played online or by opening them in Safari again.
No, Viko does not contain advertisements. It is a paid utility app that focuses on its core video URL collection feature.
When Viko successfully detects a video URL, it displays a red dot on the top right corner of the webpage. This indicates that the video URL has been recorded within the Viko native app.
Viko is available for iPhone and iPad, supporting iOS devices.
Viko is a paid application priced at $0.99.
Due to limitations in Safari's webRequest API for iOS extensions, Viko cannot collect all types of web videos. Videos that are bypassed by JavaScript functions and can only be fetched by webRequest API may not be collected.
Viko was last updated on October 6, 2025, with version 2.0.1. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing support and development.
