TubeFeed by WEKS

TubeFeed is a private YouTube subscription reader. Follow channels without a Google account, see what is new, and keep your videos organized.

Features

• Add channels by URL, @handle, or channel ID
• See unread counts for channels, folders, and the toolbar badge
• Browse All Feeds, Unwatched Videos, Saved videos, or a folder’s combined feed
• Save videos in a local queue and reorder them without changing YouTube Watch Later
• Mark videos watched or unwatched, optionally mark them seen while scrolling, and temporarily hide watched videos
• Choose from five layouts, with Load more for large feeds
• Organize channels in collapsible folders with drag-and-drop ordering and customizable markers
• Search channels or video titles; press / to focus search
• Show available video durations and repair missing details
• Hide videos below a chosen duration once their length is known; filter titles and optionally hide live or upcoming videos
• See refresh progress and warnings on channels and folders when an update fails
• Customize themes and colors, and optionally use creator-provided localized titles and descriptions
• Import subscriptions from OPML or NewPipe JSON
• Export one TubeFeed backup containing subscriptions, folders, settings, appearance, and Saved videos. OPML export remains subscriptions-only.
• Start with short Help instructions and open the detailed guide when needed

Reliable feed updates

TubeFeed checks YouTube’s RSS feed when available, then uses the public channel page if needed. A YouTube Data API key is an optional final fallback. New results are stored before the slower video-details repair; videos without a known duration follow your configured grace period.

Privacy

There is no TubeFeed account, server, tracking, or analytics. Your subscriptions, settings, and watched and Saved state stay in your browser. Feed requests go to YouTube or Google. API keys are excluded from backups unless you explicitly choose to include one.