The Private Index

Your library, found.
Right inside YouTube.

Search, tag, and annotate every saved video — from the YouTube tab you already have open. Indexed in your browser, never uploaded.

Free on the Chrome Web Store · Works with Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi

YASE search panel open inside a YouTube playlist of saved videos
100%browser-side index
0trackers & analytics
7languages supported
1-clickundo on everything

What YASE does

A private layer over your YouTube.

YASE builds a local index of your saved videos — adding the tags, notes, filters, and sorting that YouTube is missing.

YASE search panel filtering saved videos inside a YouTube playlist

Search every saved video

Find anything in your YouTube library by title, channel, or tag — instantly and locally.

YASE tag editor adding tags to a saved YouTube video

Tag what matters

Add tags to any saved video. The reason you kept it is one click away.

YASE filters panel combining date, channel, and watch-status filters

Filter down to the one you need

Combine filters by date, channel, and watch status until only the right videos remain.

YASE sort options ordering a YouTube playlist

Sort beyond “Date added”

Order your saved videos by the criteria YouTube never offered.

And much more

Take notes on any saved video Bulk-edit many videos at once Auto-sync with your YouTube library Undo anything with one click Matches YouTube's light or dark theme Available in 7 languages

Workflow

Open YouTube. Build the index. Find what you need.

01

Use YouTube normally

YASE shows up right on your playlists, Liked videos, and Watch Later — no separate app to open.

02

Build a local index

The extension indexes the metadata needed for search, tags, and notes — in the browser.

03

Search, tag, refine

Find what you kept, add context, and keep your library organized over time.

Supported browsers

Built for the browsers people actually use.

YASE is available now for Chrome and Chromium-family browsers through the Chrome Web Store. Firefox and Safari stay separate because they have dedicated builds.

Firefox logo

Firefox build

Dedicated Firefox package and AMO submission path.

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Safari build

Dedicated Safari extension flow through Apple's App Store path.

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Launch notification

Get one launch email for Firefox or Safari.

Chrome is available now. Choose Firefox or Safari and YASE sends one launch notification when that build is ready. No newsletter, no product analytics.

Submit the form to run the anti-abuse check.

Coming next

Deeper YouTube customization.

Same archive. Same privacy. YASE is becoming a local control layer for how YouTube looks and feels.

In development

YouTube skins

Local themes that restyle how YouTube looks, applied entirely in your browser.

In development

Layout controls

Tune or hide the YouTube surfaces you do not use.

Planned

More local tools

Quality-of-life features that stay browser-side, like everything else in YASE.

Trust and review proof

Private by design, explicit where it matters.

Detailed data handling, permission rationale, and security boundaries live on dedicated pages that render without JavaScript.

Limits, stated plainly

  • YASE depends on supported YouTube pages and browser APIs that may change.
  • Some actions require a browser tab signed into YouTube.
  • YASE is independent from Google and YouTube.
  • Firefox and Safari remain on the launch notification path.