NoSuggest

YouTube without the algorithm. Watch what you came for.

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YouTube without the algorithm. Watch what you came for.

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NoSuggest removes YouTube's recommendation algorithm entirely. No suggested videos, no auto-play, no Shorts spiral, no sidebar, no doom scrolling, no notifications, no ads from us, no account, no sign-in, no data collected. Add the channels you follow. Watch what you came for. Leave. Works on mobile, something no browser extension can do. Installs as a PWA directly from the browser. No App Store needed. Kids mode: add approved channels, lock with a PIN. Completely free and source-available.

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I built NoSuggest because I kept opening YouTube with one video in mind and closing it an hour later having watched none of it. The problem isn't YouTube's content. It's the algorithm wrapped around it, designed to keep you watching, not to serve you. NoSuggest removes it entirely. Your channels and watch history stay on your device only. The thing I'm most proud of: it works on mobile, where browser extensions can't reach. That's where most doom scrolling happens. Completely free, source-available, no catch. Would love your honest feedback.

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5mo ago

YouTube without the algorithm, would love your thoughts before launch tomorrow

Hey Product Hunt!

I am launching NoSuggest tomorrow. A completely free, distraction-free YouTube client that removes the recommendation algorithm entirely.

No suggested videos. No auto-play. No Shorts spiral. No sidebar. No account. No data collected. No what's next recommendations. No notification. Just the channels you follow and nothing else.

The thing I built it around: it works on mobile. Browser extensions can't do that. That's where most doom scrolling actually happens.

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