Organize selected YouTube channels for supervised family viewing.
Group selected channels into chronological Feeds without recommendation-ranked videos inserted between them. FeedVault filters likely Shorts from its Feeds, but is not a parental-control service; playback continues on YouTube.
YouTube wasn't designed with your family in mind.
YouTube mixes useful educational videos with recommendations, autoplay, and other discovery features. FeedVault gives an adult a separate place to organize chosen channels before playback continues on YouTube.
Unreviewed recommendations
Recommendation surfaces can introduce videos outside the set of channels an adult intended to review.
Different tools, different scope
YouTube Kids provides child profiles and platform controls. FeedVault provides adult-managed channel organization and does not replace those controls.
Autoplay rabbit holes
After a video opens on YouTube, YouTube's normal autoplay, recommendations, and interface may appear.
One mixed subscription list
A general YouTube subscription list is not organized into the separate subjects or viewing contexts you may want.
You pick the channels. Their uploads appear chronologically.
FeedVault gives parents and educators a focused way to organize selected channels before viewing continues on YouTube.
Adult-selected channels
A Feed shows uploads from channels you explicitly added, ordered by publish date without recommendation-ranked videos inserted.
Named Feeds by viewer or subject
Create organizational Feeds for different viewers or subjects. These are not separate child profiles or access controls.
Stay updated on new uploads
See new uploads from selected channels in publish-date order. Review each channel's new content for suitability.
Focused Feed interface
The Feed itself has no trending tab, recommendation sidebar, or comments. Clicking a video opens YouTube's normal interface.
Create a Feed, add channels, and review uploads.
No browser extension is required. FeedVault remains an organization tool, not parental-control software.
Create a Feed
Make a Feed for a subject, viewer, or interest — "Science 🔬," "Art 🎨," or "Family Movie Night 🎬." Each Feed gets its own emoji. Feeds are organizational groups, not separate user profiles.
Add trusted channels
Search for channels or paste YouTube URLs. Review each selected channel and its uploads. FeedVault filters likely Shorts from its Feeds, but it does not assess content suitability.
Review the Feed together
Use the signed-in account to review uploads from the selected channels, sorted by date. Opening a video leaves FeedVault for YouTube.
It works on any device with a browser
Laptop, tablet, or phone — the signed-in account can open the same Feed in a browser. No extension is required. FeedVault does not replace supervision or YouTube's parental controls.
Ways adults and students can organize YouTube.
Homeschool Families
Organize selected educational channels into a Feed for each subject, then review new uploads as they appear.
By subject
named Feeds keep selected channels grouped for adult review
Teens & Family Viewing
Adults can prepare topic-based Feeds for supervised viewing, while teens can use the Service with parent or guardian permission.
13+
minimum age to use FeedVault; users under 18 need guardian permission
Exam Prep & Study
Students age 13 or older can group lecture channels into Feeds and save specific videos with notes in Studies. Opening a video continues on YouTube.
Feeds + Studies
organize channels, then save individual videos with notes
How FeedVault compares.
FeedVault provides organization features. It does not provide child profiles, content review, or restricted playback.
| Capability | FeedVault |
|---|---|
| Adult selects the channels in each Feed | Yes |
| Uploads ordered by publish date | Yes |
| Multiple named Feeds for viewers or subjects | Yes |
| No autoplay inside the FeedVault Feed | Yes |
| Likely Shorts filtered from Feeds | Yes, best-effort |
| Content-suitability review | No |
| Separate child profiles or access controls | No |
| Restricted playback inside FeedVault | No — videos open on YouTube |
Simple, honest pricing
Try Plus for seven days with no card required. Then choose $7/month or $59/year for the same features.
The full product, one month at a time.
- Unlimited Feeds & Studies
- Up to 500 channels with Plus
- Chronological channel uploads
- Notes on saved videos
No card required. Up to 50 channels during your trial. Choose a subscription when you are ready; there is no automatic charge.
Save $25 a year — about 30% compared with monthly.
- Unlimited Feeds & Studies
- Up to 500 channels with Plus
- Chronological channel uploads
- Notes on saved videos
No card required. Up to 50 channels during your trial. Choose a subscription when you are ready; there is no automatic charge.
Both plans include the same Plus features. After the trial ends, your saved content stays readable. A Plus subscription is required to add new content and keep Feeds refreshing. Prices exclude applicable taxes, which are added at checkout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is FeedVault a parental-control service?
No. FeedVault is a curation tool for an adult-managed account. It shows uploads from channels you add without inserting recommendation-ranked videos, but it does not review or guarantee the suitability of those uploads. FeedVault filters likely Shorts from its Feeds, but identification is not guaranteed; opening a video takes you to YouTube, where YouTube's normal interface and controls apply.
How is this different from YouTube Kids?
FeedVault lets an adult group selected public YouTube channels into chronological Feeds. It does not provide YouTube Kids' content review, child profiles, parental controls, or restricted playback environment, and its likely-Shorts filtering is not a content-suitability review.
Can I create separate feeds for family members or subjects?
Yes. You can create multiple named Feeds for viewers, subjects, or projects. These are organizational groups inside one account, not separate child profiles or access-control boundaries.
What age is this best for?
The Service is not intended for children under 13. Users must be at least 13, and anyone under 18 must have permission from a parent or legal guardian. This page is for adults evaluating FeedVault as a curation aid, not as a substitute for supervision or platform parental controls.
Do children need their own account?
Children under 13 must not create an account or use the Service independently. Feed URLs are not public child profiles. A parent, guardian, or educator should control the signed-in account and supervise any viewing that continues on YouTube.
Can I use this for homeschooling?
An adult can organize selected educational channels into Feeds by subject or level, then review the resulting uploads. FeedVault does not assess content suitability or keep playback inside a restricted environment.
Can YouTube Shorts appear?
Yes, a Short could still appear if misclassified. FeedVault filters likely Shorts from its Feeds using duration and aspect ratio, not a native YouTube Shorts flag. It does not change YouTube itself: opening a video takes you to YouTube, where its normal interface applies.
Can I cancel anytime?
You can cancel a Plus Monthly or Plus Annual subscription through the billing portal. A scheduled cancellation normally keeps Plus access through the displayed period end; a final cancellation may end Plus access immediately. Saved content stays readable after Plus access ends.
Prepare selected channels for supervised viewing.
Selected channels, grouped by topic and ordered by publish date.
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