Zman

Your YouTube Watch Later list is full of videos you meant to watch. Most of them you never will — not because you don't want to, but because you never set aside the time. Zman fixes that. Zman adds a "Schedule to Watch" button to every YouTube video. Click it, pick a date and time, and Zman blocks the exact video duration in your calendar. A 2-hour documentary on Friday night. A 48-minute tutorial on Saturday morning. Done. How to use it: Open any YouTube video Click "Schedule to Watch" — sits right next to Like and Share Not sure when you're free? Hit "Find a time slot" to check your Google Calendar, then come back and drop the time in. Pick your date and start time — Zman calculates your end time automatically Click "Add to Google Calendar" — or download .ics for Apple Calendar or Outlook That's it. The video is in your calendar, the time is blocked, and you'll actually watch it. Who it's for: Anyone who watches YouTube with intention — learners, researchers, content creators, and anyone who has ever said "I'll watch this later" and meant it. Good to know: — The exact video duration is auto-filled — no manual maths — Works on live stream replays with a real, fixed duration — Light mode and dark mode aware Privacy: Zman collects no personal data. Nothing is sent to any server. Everything stays in your browser.