Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built ClearTube because I was tired of the same thing happening every day: search for a tutorial, click the top result, waste 15 minutes on vague, outdated filler — then go back and try again. The problem is YouTube optimizes for clicks, not quality. The thumbnail and title are designed to win the click, and you only find out the video was bad after you've given it your time. ClearTube fixes that by scoring every video before you click. It puts a 1–10 Quality Score right on each result, built from signals that actually correlate with quality: - 👍 Real like/dislike ratios (including restored dislike counts) - 📈 View velocity (is it resonating, or just old?) - 🔥 Viewer engagement relative to views It also: - 🚩 Flags clickbait titles automatically - ↕️ Lets you sort search results by quality with one click - 🏠 Scores your homepage feed (Pro), so your whole feed is judged at a glance - 🕒 Tracks how many hours of bad content it saved you — and lets you share your month It's free (100 scored videos/day), and there's a one-time $9 Lifetime upgrade — no subscription, ever. Everything runs locally; I don't track your searches or watch history. I'd genuinely love your feedback — especially on the scoring model. What signals would you trust to tell a good video from a bad one before clicking? Thanks for checking it out

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Quality scores on every YouTube video, before you click

Quality scores on every YouTube video, before you click