YouTube gives you one endless subscription feed. SubDeck adds folders, filters, and a column deck on top of it, so the channels you actually watch stop getting buried.
SubDeck opens over the page you are already on. Pick a screen to see exactly what you get.
Every channel you follow in one feed. Narrow it to videos or live, put what you have already watched out of the way, and switch between a grid and a list.
Pin folders and channels side by side, scroll each column on its own, and drag the headers to reorder them. Two columns on the free plan, as many as you like with premium.
One folder at a time. The rail on the right lists its channels and how long ago each one uploaded, search covers every video and channel inside, and a folder holding subfolders shows their channels too.
All 26 channels you follow in one table, with the folders each one belongs to and when it last uploaded. Tick any number of rows, then act on all of them at once. Re-checking a channel's latest activity is free one at a time; premium checks every channel in one click.
Search the subscriptions you already have and add them to the folder one at a time, or paste a handle, channel URL, or channel ID to file a creator you have not subscribed to.
Name it and pick from over fifty built-in icons, free on any plan. Premium adds custom colors for the icon and its background separately, and lets you bring an icon of your own when none of the built-in ones fit, either by uploading an image or pasting SVG code.
Unsubscribing in bulk asks first. It names the channels, says how many of them sit in folders, and lets you keep those folder assignments or clear them at the same time.
Choose which folders go into the file. Subfolders travel with their parent, and the button counts what you picked before it writes anything.
Move folders in and out as a file, free on any plan. Export saves a .json you can keep or carry to another browser, and importing merges it into what you already have without deleting anything. The same pane takes a PocketTube export, so folders from there come across too. Premium brings subfolders back in nested; on the free plan they arrive at the top level instead, with every folder and channel still there.
Pin a folder and a single channel next to each other, then scroll each column on its own. Two columns free, unlimited with premium.
Group the channels you follow by topic, with as many folders as you like. Premium nests them three levels deep, so Favorites can live inside Music.
Cut a folder or deck feed to videos, shorts, live, or upcoming, hide what you have already watched, and mark a video watched without playing it.
Tick as many channels as you like, then file them, pull them back out, or unsubscribe in one pass.
Search within one folder instead of all of YouTube, or find any channel you follow by name.
Save your folders to a JSON file you can keep as a snapshot or carry to another browser. Importing merges into what is already there and never deletes anything. Free on any plan, though only premium restores subfolders as subfolders; without it they come back as ordinary folders, so the nesting is the only thing that does not survive.
Add it from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons, then open YouTube. There is no sign-up and no setup screen.
Open Manage Subscriptions, select the channels you follow, and drop them into folders you name yourself.
Pin the folders you check most as columns. The deck is waiting the next time you open YouTube.
The free plan is not a trial. Unlimited folders, the subscription feed, bulk unsubscribing, and export and import stay free with no account. Premium lifts the two limits the free plan meters and adds the deeper organizing tools.
Everything you need to sort your subscriptions into folders and read them your way. No account, no trial, no card.
Install free
Runs through Patreon as a monthly membership. Connect your account inside SubDeck and every premium feature unlocks.
Become a patron| What you get | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Folders | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Subscription feed and filters | Included | Included |
| Bulk unsubscribe and folder moves | Included | Included |
| Export and import folders | Included | Included |
| Mark as watched | 15 / day | Unlimited |
| Deck columns | 2 columns | Unlimited |
| Subfolders, three levels deep | Not included | Included |
| Sort channels by uploads or subscribers | Not included | Included |
| Folder colors and custom icons | Not included | Included |
| Duplicate a whole folder | Not included | Included |
| Channel activity check, all at once | Not included | Included |
Still stuck? The privacy policy covers what SubDeck stores and where.
Yes. The subscription feed, bulk management, search, file export and import, unlimited folders, and a two-column deck are all free, with no account and no trial. A $3/mo premium tier through Patreon lifts the remaining limits and adds a few extras.
A view that puts folders and individual channels next to each other as columns, each scrolling on its own. It is useful when you want to check Education, Music, and one specific creator without switching pages. The free plan holds two columns at a time; premium removes the limit.
No. Folders, settings, and channel data live in your browser, and there is no analytics or tracking of any kind. One optional connection is the only time anything leaves your device: Patreon membership, which is checked through a small stateless relay we run that stores nothing. It is off until you turn it on. Anything else leaves only when you export your folders to a file yourself.
SubDeck reads your subscription list inside the browser, through the same internal API the YouTube page itself calls, using the session you are already signed in with. It never sees your password and never signs in on your behalf. Actions that change your account (unsubscribing, marking a video watched, adding to Watch Later) happen only when you ask for them.
No. SubDeck opens over YouTube and closes again. All it adds to the page itself is a button in YouTube's header and a Manage button on channel pages; your subscriptions page works exactly as it did before.
Export the folders you want as a JSON file, then import that file on the other device. It is free on any plan, and importing merges with whatever is already there rather than overwriting it, so you can carry folders across without losing the ones you made on either side. Subfolders keep their nesting on premium; on the free plan every folder still arrives, laid out at the top level.
Yes. Export your data from PocketTube (YouTube Subscription Manager), then open Settings, Data, and pick that file under "Import from PocketTube". Every folder arrives with the channels in it, and SubDeck looks the channel names up for you, since their file stores bare channel IDs. Nesting follows the same rule as any import: premium keeps it, the free plan lays every folder out at the top level. Nothing is sent to PocketTube and nothing on their side is changed.
Premium runs through Patreon as a $3/mo membership. It lifts the free limits (unlimited deck columns instead of two, unlimited "mark as watched" instead of fifteen a day) and adds subfolders three levels deep, custom folder colors and icons, duplicating a whole folder, and checking every channel's activity in one click. Connect your Patreon account in SubDeck and an active membership on the supporting tier unlocks all of it. Exporting and importing your folders stays free whether or not you are a patron, though only premium keeps subfolders nested when a file comes back in.
Install SubDeck, make your first folder, and see the difference on the next upload.
