YTRCP

First of all, I LOVE the thumbnail explorer! Often, you create a thumbnail on your computer and then have to export it to your phone to put it on Instagram, or other purely mobile sites, for marketing and promotion, but with thumbnail explorer, I can easily grab any of my videos thumbnails without access to my computer!

I thoroughly tested the random comment picker, works like a charm... Always wondered how people picked comments. This lifts all the emotional weight of picking someone in your audience.

The realtime sub count gives you more information than just a single # (subs), but gives you some basic information, such as total videos uploaded and total video views.

Seriously, this site is fast as hell!

Pros:

Interface matches YouTube (perfect for YT creators (myself)), very quick (lacks a database, purely session and api-based), creator-minded

Cons:

Homepage (before login) is a bit odd, but works splendidly... It's just a little different than the norm, and I kinda like that.

I mean, it's dank, what more can I say?

Pros:

pretty dank

Cons:

could always be more dank

Interesting concept. Why do you need access to manage my videos when I login through my gmail account? After playing around with the service... i don't understand why I need to give you access to my account at all. Most youtubers that do this as a living will be extremely skeptical to give that level of access to a company they dont know. I've logged in with one of my older least popular channels and I can access any youtubers stats, do a giveaway on one of their videos, or run thumbnail explorer. So why do you need access to my account again? Also, I must have spent a solid 30 seconds looking for the Home button in the left hamburger menu until i noticed it wasn't there and was only on the top right. Some minor suggestions for the hamburger menu - Reorder the listings... you dont want Logout to be the first thing your users try to take action on... that should be the last. Suggested ordering.. Comment Picker, Live Subscriber, Thumbnail Explorer, About Us, Contact Us, Logout Solid idea... just not clear on why you need access to an account to run any of this.