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Every YouTube channel you run, one catalog
Connect each channel you manage and ask. Papercrane's AI agent builds one dashboard for videos, playlists, and channel details across all of them, so you stop switching accounts to check.
Connect in about a minute on Google's consent screen. Free to connect and ask. Paid plans start when you publish a dashboard. See pricing
You already manage this by switching accounts
The account switcher
Studio shows one channel at a time. Checking three channels is three logins, or three account switches, every time.
The three channel ceiling
The tools built for comparison cap out around three channels. A fourth property means back to a spreadsheet.
The inventory nobody updates
Which videos are in which playlist, and on which channel, usually lives in a sheet someone forgot to update after last week's uploads.
Every channel. One grid.
Connect each channel you run and Papercrane builds one table: every video, its channel, upload date, and playlist, across all of them.
Video catalog, all channels
| Video | Channel | Published | Duration | Views | Playlist |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 Tool Hacks in 30 Seconds | Home & Garden Shorts | Aug 24, 2026 | 0:32 | 210,500 | Shorts Hacks |
| Ideas de almacenamiento para cocinas pequeñas | Home & Garden Co en Español | Aug 22, 2026 | 11:58 | 22,100 | Trucos de Cocina |
| Small Kitchen Storage Ideas | Home & Garden Co | Aug 20, 2026 | 12:04 | 84,200 | Kitchen Hacks |
| One Cut Shelf Trick | Home & Garden Shorts | Aug 18, 2026 | 0:41 | 178,300 | Shorts Hacks |
| Backyard Deck Build, Part 3 | Home & Garden Co | Aug 12, 2026 | 18:22 | 51,900 | Deck Series |
| Deck Stain Fail | Home & Garden Shorts | Aug 5, 2026 | 0:38 | 96,700 | no playlist |
| Cómo preparar el jardín para el otoño | Home & Garden Co en Español | Aug 1, 2026 | 9:40 | 15,800 | no playlist |
| Fall Garden Prep Checklist | Home & Garden Co | Jul 30, 2026 | 9:47 | 63,400 | no playlist |
| 2019 Studio Tour | Home & Garden Archive | Mar 2, 2019 | 14:12 | 340,900 | Studio Tours |
| Our First Renovation Ever | Home & Garden Archive | Jan 14, 2018 | 22:05 | 512,300 | no playlist |
Four channels, one table. This is the first thing the agent builds when you connect a second channel.
Ask what you actually have
How many videos do we have across all our channels, and how many are in no playlist at all?
Which channel has published the least in the last 90 days?
List every video published this month, across every channel, newest first.
Which playlists exist on each channel, and how many videos are in each?
How many subscribers does each channel have, side by side?
Which videos have the most comments waiting, across all our channels?
Every answer comes back as a table or chart on a live dashboard, not a tab you have to switch to find it.
1. Connect each channel on Google's consent screen
2. Ask a question
3. The agent pulls videos, playlists, and channel details from everything you connect and builds one dashboard
4. It stays live, and errors route back to the agent
Nothing is posted, replied to, or changed on your behalf, on any connected channel.
Three ways to see everything you've published
| The job | YouTube Studio | Social Blade style comparison tools | YouTube + Papercrane |
|---|---|---|---|
| See one channel's videos and playlists | Yes, natively | Not their focus | Yes |
| Compare across channels in one view | No, switch accounts | Up to three channels | As many as you connect |
| Catalog gaps (videos with no playlist) | Manual check, per channel | No | Ask it |
| Share the inventory with a non YouTube teammate | Screenshot Studio | Their own login | Send a link to a live dashboard |
The playlist audit
A media team found forty videos across three channels sitting in no playlist at all, a gap nobody caught switching between Studio accounts one at a time.
The agency handoff
An agency managing five client channels sends each client a dashboard scoped to their own channel, instead of Studio screenshots pasted into a deck.
The publishing gap check
A regional channel had gone six weeks without an upload while the main channel kept its cadence, caught in one comparison instead of six separate checks.
When you don't need us
If you run exactly one channel, Studio already shows you everything on this page natively, and there's no switching problem to solve. If you need competitive benchmarking against channels you don't own, Social Blade is built for that and we are not, we only read channels you've connected. Papercrane is worth paying for once checking your own channels means logging into more than one of them.
Questions channel operators ask us
Your catalog tells you what exists. Pair it with YouTube Analytics for why it performed, and Slack to share the dashboard where your team already is.
Connect every channel you run and see the whole catalog in one grid instead of one switcher.
Free to connect and ask. Paid plans start at publishing. See pricing
Want to know why a video performed, not just that it exists? See YouTube Analytics →
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