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Pick channels and a daily time. New uploads play back-to-back automatically, so you can catch up during your free time. Catch-Up Scheduler helps you stay on top of channels you follow — without scrolling a feed to find what's new. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add a channel (paste its URL or @handle, or just open the popup while you're already on the channel's page). 2. Pick a daily time that matches your usual free time — a commute, a workout, a lunch break. 3. At that time, the extension checks for new uploads and plays any you haven't seen yet, one after another, right in your browser. CATCH UP ON YOUR OWN SCHEDULE Tap "I'm free now" on any channel to instantly queue up everything you haven't watched yet, starting with the most recent upload and working backward — perfect for catching up after being away for a few days. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT - No feed to scroll, no algorithm deciding what you see next — just the channels you chose, in the order you chose. - Runs entirely in your browser. No account, no server, nothing to sign up for. - Your channel list and watch history stay on your device — see the privacy policy for details. PERMISSIONS, PLAIN AND SIMPLE - Storage: remembers your channels and schedule locally. - Alarms: wakes up at the time you set. - Tabs: opens or reuses a tab to play a video. - Notifications: tells you when new uploads are found.
Sep 1, 2026
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