Stop chasing the algorithm

The YouTube workspace for
people who came to learn.

Feedvault gives you the channels you chose, in the order they published, with Shorts and recommendations stripped out. Save the videos worth revisiting into Studies, each with a note. No algorithm. No Shorts. No extension to install.

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The problem

You subscribed for a reason. The algorithm has other plans.

You followed those channels on purpose. Then the home feed buried their uploads under Shorts, recommendations, and videos you never asked for. Sitting down to learn one thing turns into twenty minutes scrolling away from it.

Your channels, buried

New uploads from the channels you chose get lost under recommended videos.

Shorts everywhere

A wall of vertical clips you never subscribed to, sitting in front of the content you did.

Watch Later rots

The videos you meant to return to vanish into a list with no order and no notes.

Focus, gone

You came to learn one thing and left having watched five others.

The fix

A surface that shows you what you chose. Nothing else.

Feedvault is not an extension that patches YouTube. It is a separate place you open. Two ideas run it: Feeds for keeping up, Studies for going deep.

Feeds: your channels, newest first.

Group channels into a Feed by topic. Every new upload lands automatically, sorted by publish date, with no recommendations in between. Shorts never enter. It is the subscription feed YouTube stopped giving you, on a page that is only yours.

  • Group by topic, project, or mood
  • Newest first, always. No algorithm in between
  • Shorts never ingested, on any device
  • An emoji icon per Feed for fast scanning
🍳Cooking5 channels · newest first
12:41
The only knife skills video you need
Ethan Chlebowski · 6h ago
9:08
Weeknight ragù, the slow way
Adam Ragusea · 1d ago

Studies: a notebook for the videos worth keeping.

Save any video into a Study and write down why. A tutorial, a talk, a recipe, with a free-text note and the timestamp that mattered. This is the part no extension does. It turns YouTube from a place you scroll into a library you build.

  • Save by URL, or one click from any video in a Feed
  • A free-text note on every saved video
  • Watch-later, important, and viewed flags that do not vanish
  • An emoji icon per Study
📚React performance7 saved
Rendering, re-explained
Rewatch the memoization part at 14:32.
Profiling with the Flamegraph
Good baseline method for the audit.
How it works

Build a Feed. Keep what matters. Watch with focus.

1

Build a Feed

Create a Feed, give it an emoji, drop in channels by URL or name. New uploads stream in automatically.

2

Keep what matters

Save standout videos into a Study with a note on why. Build your own reference library.

3

Watch with focus

Filter by date, channel, or topic. Flag watch-later, important, viewed. No filler, no suggestions.

No browser extension. No mobile gap. Any device with a browser.

How it compares

Most tools patch YouTube. Feedvault replaces the feed.

Capability YouTube subs Unhook PocketTube Feedvault
A standalone app you open instead of YouTube n/a
Chronological feed, no recommendations injected hides, no reorder partial
Shorts blocked at ingestion (never fetched, not just hidden) UI hide only UI hide only
Save videos with free-text notes (Studies)
Group channels by topic
Works on mobile without sitting on YouTube's app via app
Survives YouTube interface updates n/a fragile fragile

Unhook, PocketTube, and the newer FolderTube all layer on top of YouTube's interface. They are useful, and several are free or close to it. The trade is that they depend on YouTube's frontend, so they break when YouTube ships changes, and they keep you inside the feed you were trying to leave. Feedvault is a separate surface. You open it instead.

From the founder

Why I built Feedvault.

I follow channels to learn, but the home feed kept burying their uploads under Shorts and recommendations I never asked for. I wanted the simple thing YouTube stopped giving us: the channels I chose, newest first, no Shorts, plus a place to keep the videos worth returning to. So I built it, and I use it every day.

E
ErikFounder, Feedvault
Pricing

One product. No ads, no upsells, no algorithm.

Pay for six months, a year, or once for life. Every plan is the full product.

6 Months
$9.83 / mo
$59, billed once for six months
  • Unlimited Feeds & Studies
  • 500 channels
  • Shorts blocked at ingestion
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Lifetime
$499 once
one time, use it forever
  • Everything in Annual
  • All future features included
  • A say in the roadmap
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