Decode My Feed — Take Back Your YouTube Feed

Block clickbait, hide Shorts and the home feed, stop rabbit holes, and read your YouTube watch history. A calmer feed, your terms.

Decode My Feed exports your YouTube watch history to a clean JSON file you can use anywhere. How it works: 1. Open your YouTube watch history (youtube.com/feed/history). 2. Click Start in the Decode My Feed panel (top-right) or the toolbar popup. 3. It scrolls your last 90 days (up to 1000 videos), reads each entry, and hands off the data to our processing, or downloads a youtube-watch-history.json file to your computer. What it captures per video: title, duration, how much you actually watched, completion percentage, and the date watched. Privacy: the extension runs entirely on your own machine. It only saves a file to your computer — it does not send your history to us or anyone else, and it stores nothing. The file is yours.