SubSense turns a wall of YouTube channel subscriptions into something you can act on, privately, on the device. Sign in with Google and it sorts the channels you follow into smart categories, shows which have gone quiet and which flood your feed, and lets you unsubscribe from the ones you no longer watch without leaving the app.
Every removal is reviewed and confirmed first — never automatic, never without showing exactly what will be removed — and Undo re-subscribes you and puts the channel back in its category. The free way is always there too: open any channel in YouTube and do it yourself, unlimited and never metered.
There are no third-party servers. No ads, no analytics, no tracking; your data stays on the device and is only ever exchanged with Google's own YouTube API. Cached YouTube data is purged after 30 days, YouTube's own limit.
A feed health score, a shareable Feed Wrapped, a Year in Review and a playful Roast of your feed are all free and built from data already on your phone. Swipe through your feed one channel at a time — keep or let go, with the reason on the card.
10 free in-app removals to start; unlimited with monthly, yearly, or a one-time lifetime purchase. Try the demo — sample data, no sign-in needed. iPhone and Android. SubSense is an independent tool, not affiliated with YouTube.