Organize the YouTube channels you follow by topic.
Create separate feeds for work, hobbies, and learning. See new uploads from the channels you choose, then save useful videos with your own notes.
Works in your browser on desktop and mobile. No extension required. Videos open on YouTube.
No card required. No automatic charge. Up to 50 channels during your trial.
Continue with Plus for $7/month or $59/year.
Separate your YouTube channels into topic feeds.
Your interests don’t all belong in the same feed. Put work-related channels in one group, cooking channels in another, and music in its own.
Open the topic you want and see new uploads in date order, without recommended videos mixed in.
These channel groups are called Feeds in Feedvault.
See how to organize YouTube channels by topic →
A real topic Feed with three chosen channels. The bookmark button saves a useful video to a Study. Captured 17 October 2026.
View full size (opens in a new tab)Keep saved videos with your own notes.
Keep the idea you want to remember, the question you want to check, or what you want to try next alongside the video.
Group useful videos by topic or project, then return to the video and the note together.
These collections are called Studies in Feedvault.
See how to save a video with your own notes →
From the example note: “Why saved: Compare the setup with my current process.”
A saved video and its retained note in the live app. Demonstration collection and example note, captured 17 October 2026.
View full size (opens in a new tab)Add channels. Save a video. Leave yourself a note.
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Create a topic Feed.
Name your Feed and add the channel URLs or @handles you want to follow.
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Save a useful video.
Create a Study for your topic or project, then use a video’s bookmark button to save it there.
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Add your own context.
Open the Study, add a note beneath the video, and save it. Return to the Study when you need that reference.
You choose which channels to add. Videos open on YouTube.
What does Feedvault add to YouTube subscriptions?
YouTube’s Subscriptions tab already shows recent uploads from channels you follow. Feedvault adds separate topic feeds and collections of saved videos with your own notes, in a browser app you open separately.
Playback still opens on YouTube. If your subscriptions feed and playlists already work for you, they may be enough.
Compare YouTube subscription organizers →Why I built Feedvault.
I follow channels to learn, but the home feed kept burying their uploads under recommendations I never asked for. YouTube's Subscriptions tab already lists recent uploads, but I wanted to group my chosen channels into focused Feeds and keep the videos worth returning to in Studies. So I built it, and I use it every day.
One product. Two ways to pay.
Choose $7/month or $59/year. Both plans include the same Plus features, with up to 500 channels. No ads in the Feedvault interface; normal YouTube playback still applies.
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.
A few practical questions.
Do I need an extension?
No. Feedvault runs in your desktop or mobile browser.
How do I add channels?
Create a Feed and add the channels you choose using channel URLs or @handles. See the channel setup guide.
Where do videos play?
Videos open on YouTube. Feedvault organizes channels, saved videos, and personal notes; normal YouTube playback applies.
Does Feedvault write notes for me?
You write your own notes. Feedvault does not automatically generate summaries or capture timestamps.
Does it remove every Short?
Feedvault filters likely Shorts from its Feeds, but some may remain. This does not change YouTube itself.
What happens after the trial?
Your saved content stays readable. Choose Plus to add new content and keep Feeds refreshing. No payment is taken automatically when the trial ends.
Start with one topic you follow.
Add a few channels, find a useful video, and leave yourself a note for next time.
Start your 7-day free trialNo card required. No automatic charge. Up to 50 channels during your trial.
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