What is Feedvault used for?

Feedvault is a browser-based YouTube workspace that groups chosen channels into newest-first topic feeds with likely Shorts filtered out, and saves videos with your own notes. It is a good fit for following learning channels without distractions, and keeping tutorials and talks with notes for later.

How much does Feedvault cost?

Paid plans for Feedvault start at $9.83 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.

Is Feedvault open source?

No. Feedvault is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Media & Streaming category, open-source options include Invidious, FreeTube and MeTube.

What are some alternatives to Feedvault?

Other SaaS products in the Media & Streaming category include Antatube, Inoreader and StreamNeo.

Feedvault: features, pricing and alternatives

About Feedvault

Feedvault is a separate website, not a browser extension, for following YouTube channels without the recommendation algorithm. You group the channels you choose into topic Feeds, and new uploads show up sorted by publish date, with nothing recommended in between. Likely Shorts are filtered by duration and aspect ratio, and the site notes that because YouTube has no native Shorts label here, the filter may miss some.

Studies are a notebook for videos worth keeping. You save a video by URL or straight from a Feed, add a free-text note about why it matters, set watch-later, important or viewed flags, and sort them by topic with an emoji icon. Timestamps can be typed into a note but are not captured automatically. Videos open on YouTube, and the site works in desktop and mobile browsers.

Plans are recurring subscriptions with a 7-day trial that requires a card: $59 every 6 months or $99 a year unless cancelled before the trial ends, with up to 50 channels during the trial. The site includes a comparison page and a blog.

Key features

Topic Feeds of chosen channels in publish-date order
No recommendations inserted between uploads
Likely Shorts filtered by duration and aspect ratio
Studies for saving videos with free-text notes
Watch-later, important and viewed flags
Works in desktop and mobile browsers

Good fit for

Following learning channels without distractions
Keeping tutorials and talks with notes for later

Tags: youtube; feeds; notes; focus; productivity; video-library; no-shorts

Feedvault: questions and answers

What is Feedvault used for?: Feedvault is a browser-based YouTube workspace that groups chosen channels into newest-first topic feeds with likely Shorts filtered out, and saves videos with your own notes. It is a good fit for following learning channels without distractions, and keeping tutorials and talks with notes for later.
How much does Feedvault cost?: Paid plans for Feedvault start at $9.83 per month, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is Feedvault open source?: No. Feedvault is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Media & Streaming category, open-source options include Invidious, FreeTube and MeTube.
What are some alternatives to Feedvault?: Other SaaS products in the Media & Streaming category include Antatube, Inoreader and StreamNeo.