Chanalyx - Every YouTube channel you manage, in one panel
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A panel for agencies and creators running several YouTube channels. All channels together, competitor radar, white-label client reports. 14 days free.
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Hey Product Hunt! I built Kanalytics after seeing how much time agencies and multi-channel creators lose just jumping between Google accounts to check numbers across channels. It brings every channel into one panel, competitor tracking, side by side comparisons, and white label reports you can hand straight to a client, without ever sharing a Google password with your team. It's still early days, free 14 day trial, no credit card needed. Would genuinely love to hear what's missing for how you manage channels today!
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Month two cross channel totals lose novelty. Agency gets asked why specifc video bombed. Aggregation hides title change or retention cliff that explains it. What view takes over when raw comparison stops answering client questions.
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@konstantin_tikhaev Sharp question. Right now the video-level view is a "best watched" ranking (per-video retention, but no title-change history layered on top of a retention curve). So today, when a client asks "why did this one bomb," you'd need to cross-reference manually — the dashboard doesn't do that autopsy for you yet. That's honestly a great feature to build next: a single-video view showing retention over time with title/thumbnail change markers. Appreciate you flagging exactly where the aggregate view breaks down — that's going straight on the roadmap.
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@wieniu Plus overlaying metadata edit timestamps directly on retention curve turns monthly reporting into actual diagnostic tool for agnecies.
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@konstantin_tikhaev That's the piece that makes it useful, not just clever. Right now per-video retention shows up as a ranked "best watched" list, no timeline view yet. Your framing turns it into a real spec: plot title/thumbnail edit timestamps directly on the retention curve, so instead of "did retention change" you get "did retention change right after I edited the title" - that's the actual question agencies need answered. Adding this to the roadmap. Appreciate you pushing the idea further.
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@wieniu so pairing edit marker with CTR delta right after swap will show wether title tanked the click or just pulled "wrong" audience
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Month two cross channel totals lose novelty. Agency gets asked why specifc video bombed. Aggregation hides title change or retention cliff that explains it. What view takes over when raw comparison stops answering client questions.
@konstantin_tikhaev Sharp question. Right now the video-level view is a "best watched" ranking (per-video retention, but no title-change history layered on top of a retention curve). So today, when a client asks "why did this one bomb," you'd need to cross-reference manually — the dashboard doesn't do that autopsy for you yet. That's honestly a great feature to build next: a single-video view showing retention over time with title/thumbnail change markers. Appreciate you flagging exactly where the aggregate view breaks down — that's going straight on the roadmap.
@wieniu Plus overlaying metadata edit timestamps directly on retention curve turns monthly reporting into actual diagnostic tool for agnecies.
@konstantin_tikhaev That's the piece that makes it useful, not just clever. Right now per-video retention shows up as a ranked "best watched" list, no timeline view yet. Your framing turns it into a real spec: plot title/thumbnail edit timestamps directly on the retention curve, so instead of "did retention change" you get "did retention change right after I edited the title" - that's the actual question agencies need answered. Adding this to the roadmap. Appreciate you pushing the idea further.
@wieniu so pairing edit marker with CTR delta right after swap will show wether title tanked the click or just pulled "wrong" audience