Yogo Organizer

Find everything on one topic in your YouTube history or playlists, review every match, then delete it or file it into a playlist.

Yogo Organizer helps you clean up and sort your own YouTube and Google Activity data by topic. Type a term — a channel name, a show, a keyword — and Yogo Organizer finds every watch-history entry or playlist video that matches it, right on the page you already have open. It works on the real myactivity.google.com or youtube.com page you're signed into, the same way you would by hand: it reads what's on the page and clicks the same "delete" or "save to playlist" controls you would click yourself. There's no separate login and no YouTube or Google API involved — Yogo Organizer simply automates the clicks in your own browser session. Nothing happens automatically. A scan only builds a list for you to review. You tick the rows you want and press a named button before anything changes: on Google Activity that is Delete; on a playlist it is Copy to…, Move to…, File each into its group, Unlike, or Remove from playlist. You can also ignore a channel, so every future scan skips it. Deleting a Google Activity entry is permanent — Google offers no undo for it, and neither does Yogo Organizer — so the confirmation names the account it is about to act on and how many entries will go. Yogo Organizer keeps a short local record of your recent runs (titles, channels, dates) so you have something to check afterwards. Everything Yogo Organizer reads and matches stays in your browser's local storage — there is no Yogo Organizer server, and nothing about your history or playlists is uploaded anywhere. The one optional feature that reaches out over the network is "Look up": if you tap it and confirm the cost shown on screen, Yogo Organizer requests the public YouTube page for each selected video to fill in its category and view count. That request carries no account, cookies, or personal data — it only asks YouTube for a page anyone could already view. Yogo Organizer can also build a plain-text summary of your scan that you copy and paste into an AI chat tool of your choice, to help group entries by hand. This is entirely optional and manual — Yogo Organizer itself never talks to any AI service. Yogo Organizer is free. To keep a badly written group from emptying a history in one go, a single run acts on up to 100 ticked entries at a time and leaves the rest ticked for the next run; scanning, reviewing, groups and the audit record have no limit. If it saved you an afternoon, there is a tip link (Ko-fi or PayPal) in Settings — optional, always.