Parsly

Turn the sites you research into clean data you can read and download. Starting with YouTube channels and transcripts.

Parsly turns the sites you research into clean, structured data: collected in one click, laid out to read, and ready to download. It starts with YouTube, and more sources are on the way. Starting with YouTube • Collect any channel's uploads from its Videos tab: title, views, age and length, as YouTube shows them. • Add transcripts if you want them. Parsly lays each one out in readable, timed paragraphs. • Open any video for its details and transcript, and copy the transcript in one click. • Or collect just one video from its own page: its details and transcript. • Collect a channel again later to see which uploads are new. • Download a spreadsheet of every video, or every transcript in one text file, ready for your notes or your AI. More sources, one site at a time Each source is built for the site it reads, so you get the right fields every time. You'll find new ones in Parsly as they arrive. How to use it 1. Click the Parsly icon to open it beside the page. 2. Allow Parsly on the site when Chrome asks. It can't see a website until you do, and asks one website at a time. 3. Open a YouTube channel's Videos tab, click Collect videos, and watch it work. Stop whenever you like. Private by design Everything Parsly collects stays in your browser: no account, no Parsly server. Anonymous usage data (which features you use) is sent only if you say yes, and never what you collect. Parsly is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by YouTube or Google LLC. YouTube is a trademark of Google LLC.