One tidy row per video
Your subscriptions stop being a sprawling grid and become a single readable column. Skim what's new the way you'd skim a page, not a billboard.
A quieter way to watch what you follow
No wall of thumbnails. No Shorts sneaking in. Just one tidy row per video — title, channel, and the real description — from the channels you chose.
No account · nothing leaves your browser
The same feed, before and after
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What it does
Your subscriptions stop being a sprawling grid and become a single readable column. Skim what's new the way you'd skim a page, not a billboard.
Each video's own description sits in its row, so you know what a thing actually is before you spend a click finding out. Loaded quietly, cached locally.
↓ description, inline
One-tap toggles lift Shorts, live streams, and premieres straight out of the feed. What's left is the videos you subscribed for — nothing performing at you.
Quietly filter channels and titles by word — case-sensitive or not, saved as reusable presets for whatever you're steering around this week.
A full layout editor: card width, thumbnail size, spacing, type sizes, and colours — every nudge previewed live on the page as you make it.
It runs entirely in your browser. No account, no analytics, and nothing sent to any server we run. Your feed is nobody else's business.
our servers — there aren’t any.
More in the toolkit
Find any loaded video by title or channel, the instant you type.
Hide what you've already watched and see only what's new.
Grayscale or dim them, and quietly tidy SCREAMING titles.
Newest, longest, shortest, or grouped by channel.
Auto-hide the home feed and Shorts during the hours you set.
Take your feed, or your whole setup, with you as a file.
Group your subscriptions and filter to one with a single tap.
Mute, snooze, or pin a channel — all without unsubscribing.
Narrow the feed by video length and how recently it went up.
A quick read on your channels, video lengths, and Shorts share.
Light, dark, twenty-plus accent skins, or your own colour.
Spotlight the words you care about — badge them or float them up.
Free & premium
The list view is free, for good. Pay only if you want the power tools — and even then, it’s a couple of dollars.
Privacy, plainly
The extension only ever runs on YouTube, and everything it keeps stays on your device. The single network request it makes is same-origin to youtube.com, to read a video’s description. That’s the whole story.
Read the privacy policyOne click, and it’s done
Free, private, no account. Install it and your subscriptions page is readable the next time you open it.