CrackAnalytics for YouTube

CrackAnalytics for YouTube - Analyze channels, trends, keywords, and estimated monetization from your browser CrackAnalytics for YouTube is a Chrome extension designed to help you research YouTube channels and videos in a fast, organized, and visual way. Its goal is to help you discover content opportunities, review channel performance, compare long-form videos and Shorts, find relevant keywords, and estimate the commercial potential of a niche using public data and local analysis. The extension works directly on YouTube: it adds buttons inside channel and video pages so you can start an analysis without manually copying links. It then saves the information in your browser and displays it in an internal dashboard with metrics, rankings, video inventory, outlier diagnostics, exports, and monetization estimates. What you can do with CrackAnalytics for YouTube 1. Analyze full channels From a YouTube channel page, click the "Analyze Channel" button. The extension reviews the available sections, detects long-form videos and Shorts, saves their main data, and creates a local database that you can later review from the dashboard. 2. Use a research dashboard The metrics panel shows your saved channels, video count, views, country, saved date, long-form videos, Shorts, and public profile data. When you select a channel, you can review its performance indicators and browse the analyzed video inventory. 3. Detect featured videos and possible outliers The extension helps identify videos that stand out compared with the rest of the channel. This is useful for understanding which topics, formats, or angles are gaining more traction and may inspire new content ideas. 4. Find relevant keywords CrackAnalytics extracts and weighs keywords from titles, descriptions, available tags, and, if enabled, subtitles. This helps you discover recurring topics, niche signals, and potential search opportunities. 5. Estimate monetization potential The extension includes a monetization module that analyzes long-form videos, estimated watch hours, CPM, RPM, and potential revenue. These numbers are directional estimates based on public data, keywords, and commercial context. They do not represent real channel earnings and do not guarantee results. 6. Analyze individual videos On video pages, you can use the "How Much Does It Monetize?" feature to estimate the commercial potential of a specific video. The extension can review public video data, ad signals, keywords, and context to generate a local report. 7. Enrich data with external services If you configure an OpenRouter API key, you can use AI models to interpret the niche and generate more complete commercial estimates. The extension can also query external public vidIQ metrics when the channel has a compatible public channel ID. 8. Export information You can download inventories, featured videos, keywords, and reports in useful formats for research, comparison, or later analysis. Mini tutorial: how to use the extension 1. Install the extension and open YouTube After installing CrackAnalytics for YouTube, open YouTube in Chrome and visit the channel you want to research. 2. Analyze a channel Inside the channel page, look for the "Analyze Channel" button. When you click it, the extension will go through the channel sections, collect the available videos, and save the information in your browser's local database. 3. Open the dashboard Click the extension icon and open the metrics panel. There you will see the list of analyzed channels. Select one to review its summary, videos, trends, outliers, keywords, and exports. 4. Configure OpenRouter if you want AI estimates Open the settings section, paste your OpenRouter API key, select a model, and test the connection. This configuration is required for AI-powered monetization analysis. 5. Enable subtitles if you need more context In settings, you can enable the retrieval of available subtitles. This can improve keyword analysis because the extension does not rely only on the video's title or description. 6. Estimate channel monetization From a channel dashboard, use the monetization section to calculate the potential revenue of long-form videos. The extension will analyze keywords, context, and performance to generate a report with CPM, RPM, estimated historical revenue, and directional projections. 7. Analyze a specific video Open a YouTube video and use the "How Much Does It Monetize?" button. If a saved report already exists, you can review it or refresh it with a new analysis. 8. Export your data When you find useful information, download the inventory or reports so you can review them outside the extension, compare them with other channels, or use them as part of your research process. Highlighted features - Channel analysis directly from the YouTube channel page. - Local dashboard with saved channels, videos, views, Shorts, and long-form videos. - Video inventory with filters, search, and export options. - Detection of featured videos and performance opportunities. - Keyword analysis from metadata and optional subtitles. - Monetization estimates with CPM, RPM, and potential revenue. - Individual video analysis from the watch page. - Optional lookup of external public metrics when available. - OpenRouter model configuration for AI-powered analysis. - Local browser storage using IndexedDB. - Spanish interface with localized text support. Responsible use of estimates CrackAnalytics for YouTube does not have access to private YouTube Studio data, real earnings, advertising contracts, exact retention, monetized impressions, or internal channel information. Monetization numbers are useful approximations for research, comparison, and decision-making, but they should not be interpreted as official data. Results may vary depending on the niche, country, audience type, video length, seasonality, subtitle availability, YouTube changes, and the quality of public data. Use the extension as an analysis and dis…