YouTube Watch Later Tidy

Manage your YouTube Watch Later playlist with channel breakdowns, search, sort, and bulk delete. macOS Storage Manager style.

📋 Your Watch Later playlist is a graveyard. Videos saved months ago. Channels you forgot you followed. A queue so long you stopped trusting it. And then one day — you hit the 5000 video limit. YouTube freezes you out. Can't save anything new until you dig through the pile and start deleting. One. Video. At. A. Time. YouTube gives you zero tools to fix this. No bulk actions, no overview, no way to take back control. YouTube Watch Later Tidy changes that. Open the dashboard and see your entire Watch Later broken down by channel — like a storage manager for your queue. Find what's worth keeping, trash the rest in bulk, and actually feel good about your Watch Later again. ✨ WHAT YOU CAN DO 🗑️ Bulk delete — select and wipe dozens of videos at once. Finally. 📊 Full-screen dashboard — see your entire queue at a glance, organized by channel. 🔍 Filter and search — find videos by title, channel, or upload date without endless scrolling. 🔃 Sort your queue — by title, channel, or upload date. See what's been rotting in there for years. 📁 Move or copy videos — send videos to another playlist, or spin up a new one on the spot. 💾 Export your playlist — save a snapshot of your Watch Later as a file. 👤 Multi-account support — switch between YouTube accounts without things getting mixed up. ⌨️ Keyboard shortcuts — for people who don't like clicking more than they have to. How it works: 1️⃣ Install the extension and head to youtube.com/playlist?list=WL — your Watch Later page. 2️⃣ Click the "Open Dashboard" button that appears on the page. 3️⃣ Hit Sync to load your entire Watch Later playlist into the dashboard. 4️⃣ Browse by channel, search, filter, and sort to find what you want gone. 5️⃣ Select videos and bulk delete — or move them somewhere worth keeping. That's it. No account needed, no setup, no permissions beyond your current YouTube session. Completely FREE! 🔒 PRIVACY No login. No servers. No data collection. Everything runs locally in your browser and goes nowhere. Built by an indie developer who finally hit 5000 videos and had enough. 🚀