Your YouTube subscriptions, as a cable box.
Sign in with Google and YT-Cable sorts the channels you already subscribe to into numbered cable channels: Music, Gaming, Sports, News, and more. Flip to a channel and the latest video starts playing. Pick something else from the guide, or just keep channel surfing.
Read-only access to your YouTube subscriptions. It can't post, comment, like, or change anything on your account. How your data is handled.
Only what you follow
No algorithmic feed and no channels you haven't chosen. Every cable channel is made only from your own subscriptions.
Sorted without AI
Channels and individual videos are placed using YouTube's own topic tags plus plain keyword rules, so a music channel's video about surveillance cameras can land on an Investigations channel instead. A "Why here" line shows the rule that decided.
Make it yours
Add your own channels, move any subscription or video, and drag channels into the order you like. Shorts are hidden, live streams are kept.
How it works
- Sign in with Google. You approve read-only access to your YouTube account.
- We read your subscription list and public information about those channels and their latest videos.
- You watch. Videos play in YouTube's own embedded player, so views and ads work as they do on YouTube.
Use ↑/↓ to change channel, ←/→ for previous/next video, digits to jump to a channel number, G for the TV guide.
Your data, your call
- YT-Cable requests the
youtube.readonlyscope plus your basic Google profile (name, email, picture) to identify your account. - You can use Delete my data in the app at any time. It erases everything we store about you and revokes YT-Cable's access at Google.
- You can also revoke access any time at myaccount.google.com/permissions.
- YT-Cable's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.