Start any YouTube channel from video one
Paste a channel or playlist URL. We build the queue in the order you want and remember where you stopped.
youtube.com/@channel
youtube.com/channel/UC…
youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
youtube.com/watch?v=…&list=PL…
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Drag the cards or use ↑↓ to reorder – your order stays exactly as you set it.
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What this does
You give it a channel. It pulls the full list of uploads, puts them in order — oldest first by default — and plays them one after another. When you come back, it picks up where you left off and skips what you have already seen.
It works on playlists too, and it works the same on a phone as on a desktop, because there is nothing to install.
When you need it
You found a creator with eight years of uploads and want to watch them the way they were made. You are working through a tutorial series that only makes sense front to back. You are catching up on a video podcast from episode one. You want to finish a long playlist over several weeks without keeping a note of the last video you watched.
What YouTube does instead
A channel page can be sorted oldest first — that part exists. What it gives you is a grid, not a queue. There is no play-all on the Videos tab, so opening the first video drops you into ordinary playback: what comes next is a recommendation, not the second upload. Watch progress lives inside your account history rather than against the list you are working through.
This is a plain queue instead. One list, one order, one position saved in your browser.
Questions
Do I need to sign in?
No. Your position is stored in your browser, so nothing is tied to an account. You can export it to a file if you want to move it to another device or keep a backup.
Does it work with any channel?
Any public channel. Individual videos that the creator has blocked from external players, or that are age-restricted, get marked in the queue and skipped, with a link to open them on YouTube.
How large a channel can it handle?
Long back catalogues load in batches, so the first videos are playable while the rest of the list arrives.
Is this an app?
It is a website. Nothing to install, nothing to update, and it behaves the same on a phone, a tablet and a desktop.
Are the videos hosted here?
No. Playback uses YouTube's own official player, so creators get their views and watch time exactly as they would on YouTube.