Subscription Groups & Stats for YouTube

A 400-channel subscription feed is not a feed, it is a firehose. Sort your channels into groups — Fitness, Marketing, whatever you keep coming back to — and show one group at a time. Same YouTube page, same rendering, just without the channels you did not ask for right now. Then read that same feed as numbers: uploads, views, likes and likes per view, charted by group and exportable as CSV. WHAT IT DOES • Group your subscriptions and filter the subscription feed to one group • Shorts obey the group too, including on the Shorts tab, so the filter does not leak • A dot marks any channel that has posted something you have not seen • An "Add to group" button sits beside Subscribe on every channel page, labelled with where that channel already sits • Get asked which group a channel belongs to the moment you subscribe — the one time you already know the answer • Charts: uploads per day stacked by group, and the channels doing the posting, ranked • A sortable table of every video it holds, and CSV export with date, channel, title, URL, views, likes, likes per view and groups IF YOU RESEARCH CREATORS Your subscription list is already a watchlist. It just has no numbers on it. Likes per view ranks engagement rather than reach, so a small channel landing hard shows up next to a big one coasting. Keep competitors in a group of their own and read that group alone: posting cadence, what they shipped this week, how it performed. Then export the lot to a sheet. NO ACCOUNT, NO SERVER There is no Google sign-in, no OAuth grant and no API key. It reads your subscriptions through the session you already have in this browser, the same way the YouTube page does. Your groups, your cached channel list and your settings live in this browser's extension storage, on this device. Nothing is uploaded, and no third party ever sees your subscription list. Export everything to a JSON file at any time from Settings → Backup. GOOD TO KNOW Upload dates come from the last time you pressed Refresh, not live — the panel says when that was. Counts come from YouTube's own per-channel feed, which holds about 15 videos each; bars at that ceiling are marked and the note says how many channels are capped. After installing, reload any YouTube tab that was already open. Not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube or Google.