macOS 13+ · No account needed · 100% local storage
Rich Thumbnails
Paste a YouTube or Vimeo link and the thumbnail, title and duration are pulled in automatically.
✦ Now available for macOS
Your watch later,
actually watched.
Queue videos from YouTube, Vimeo, and anywhere on the web — organised by category, searchable in seconds, and always one click from playing.
macOS 13+ · No account needed · 100% local storage
The App
Built for how you
actually browse.
A library that shows you what you saved and a quick-add that stays out of your way until you need it.
Creating new category
Add new categories with just a name. Organise your videos your way — whether it's by topic, project, or mood.
Filter options
Sort and filter your videos by category, watched status, or date added. Find exactly what you're looking for in seconds.
Add videos instantly
Copy any video URL and press Cmd+Ctrl+Y to add it. Done in seconds.
Features
Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.
Built for people who actually watch things — not people who like organising their watch list.
Global Hotkey
Press your shortcut from anywhere on your Mac. Quick Add pops up with the URL pre-filled from your clipboard.
Playlists & Categories
Group videos into categories. Tutorials, music, news — keep your library organised your way.
Priority Levels
Tag videos Low, Medium, High, or Urgent. Filter by priority to surface what you want to watch next.
Watch Tracking
Mark videos as watched. Filter to unwatched only. Actually make progress on your backlog.
100% Local
No accounts, no cloud sync, no subscriptions. Your library lives on your Mac. Private by default.
How It Works
Save now.
Watch when ready.
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Copy a video link
Find a video on YouTube, Vimeo, or anywhere else. Copy the URL — that's it.
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Hit your hotkey
Press your global shortcut. Quick Add opens with the link and thumbnail already loaded.
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Watch it later
Open your library, filter by category or priority, and actually clear your watch backlog.
Stop losing videos.
Start watching them.
Free to download. No account. No nonsense.
macOS 13 Ventura or later