ChannelCue Pro

Watch your subscriptions without wandering.

Organize the channels you already subscribe to, search across recent uploads, and stay out of YouTube land.

7 days free, then $36/year with all updates included.

Configuration

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Clerk login

Add Clerk keys to the server environment to require real user login.

Start with a 7-day trial using the shared key. After that, ChannelCue Pro is $36/year with every update included.

After the trial, activate your ChannelCue subscription, then create your own Google OAuth web client and save its client ID and secret here. You can return to Configuration any time to replace or update these values.

Open Google Cloud Console and create or select a project.
Go to APIs & Services, then enable YouTube Data API v3.
Go to Credentials and create an OAuth client ID.
Choose Web application as the application type.
Add the JavaScript origin and redirect URI below.
Copy the client ID and client secret into this form, then save.

Authorized JavaScript origin:

http://localhost:3000

Authorized redirect URI:

http://localhost:3000/oauth2callback

Google client ID Google client secret

$36/year after the trial

That is $3 per month, with all updates included. Personal Google OAuth credentials require an active annual ChannelCue subscription.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How does ChannelCue use the YouTube API?

ChannelCue asks YouTube for your subscribed channels, then builds a saved index of recent uploads. After an index is saved, channel browsing and search use the saved Convex index first instead of calling YouTube again.

When does ChannelCue call YouTube?

YouTube is used when you connect your account, when there is no saved index yet, and when you click Refresh index. Logging back in and selecting channels should use the saved index when one exists.

What happens if YouTube quota runs out?

Google controls the daily YouTube API quota for the connected credentials. If quota runs out during a refresh, ChannelCue keeps your previous completed index available. You can search that saved index and refresh again after Google resets the quota.

Why do I need my own Google credentials?

Your own Google OAuth client keeps your YouTube API usage tied to your Google Cloud project instead of a shared trial project. Personal Google credentials are part of the paid ChannelCue plan; they do not replace the subscription.

How does annual access work?

Paid access lasts for one year. ChannelCue checks the subscription end date before allowing personal Google credentials. If Paul comps your account, the manual comped override can keep access active without an end date. Paul can also choose whether a comped account may use ChannelCue default Google credentials.

Does Google charge for this setup?

Creating a Google Cloud project, enabling YouTube Data API v3, and creating an OAuth client are free. Google provides a daily quota. If you need more quota, Google may require a quota request or review.

How do I set up Google credentials?

Open Configuration, choose Google setup, create a Google Cloud project, enable YouTube Data API v3, create an OAuth web client, add the shown origin and redirect URI, then paste the client ID and secret into ChannelCue.

Subscribed channel

Search index Connect YouTube to build the searchable index.