Apriocity is a browser-based tool for reading YouTube comment threads that YouTube's own interface makes hard to work with. The problem is simple. A video with 40,000 comments gives you a search box that only matches what has already loaded, replies collapsed behind a click, and no way to get any of it out as a file. If you want to know what your audience keeps asking, you are scrolling and copy-pasting. Apriocity does it in three steps: paste a video link, read the entire thread in one scrollable view, then search it by keyword or by the person who wrote it and take the slice you need out as CSV or JSON. For anything bigger, batch mode takes up to ten video links and returns a single ZIP. There is also an AI analysis option. Instead of a list of results, it reads the thread and hands back a written report on what people are actually saying — recurring questions, complaints, and requests. Under the hood it reads through the official YouTube Data API v3, the same public interface any developer can call. Three consequences worth knowing: it needs no browser extension; it never sees anything that is not publicly visible, so deleted, members-only and held-for-review comments simply are not there; and nothing is stored on the server side, because each thread is read live. You can preview a thread without an account. Signing in with Google is only needed to read a full thread, run a batch, or use AI analysis. It is free to start: new accounts get 50 credits. Reading a video's comments costs 1 credit, a batch costs 1 credit per video, and an AI analysis costs 3.

YouTube Comment Hub

Read, search and export any YouTube comment thread

Read, search and export any YouTube comment thread