Guides
Short answers about keeping track of the YouTube videos you watch, with the tools in YouTube and with Krater.
- How to save and organize YouTube videosThe ways YouTube itself lets you keep videos for later, what each is good for, and when an app that keeps a rated library helps.
- How to find a YouTube video you watched beforeSearch your YouTube watch history by word or by date on a phone or a computer, what to do when the video isn't there, and how not to lose the next one.
- A Letterboxd for YouTube videosKrater does for the YouTube videos you watch what Letterboxd does for films: a library, star ratings, reviews, lists and people to follow.
- Ways to keep track of YouTube videos, comparedPlaylists, bookmarks, a notes app or a spreadsheet, and an app like Krater: what each is good at and where it falls short.
- How to rate YouTube videos out of five starsYouTube only lets you like or dislike a video. How to keep your own star ratings and reviews of the videos you watch.
