Description

Most YouTube tools repeat what worked on somebody else's channel. DapDip reads yours.

Paste any public YouTube channel and it measures that channel's own catalogue against its own median — the posting days that outperform, the video lengths and formats that hold viewers, the titles that moved views, and the remaining distance to YouTube's monetization thresholds. Every figure states how many uploads it was measured across and links to the page showing the arithmetic. Where a number would have to be estimated, it is not shown at all.

Seventeen tools read that same channel context: video ideas, hooks, titles and descriptions, thumbnail critique, keyword research, outlier detection, content gap analysis and auto-captions for planning the next video; retention curve, comment analysis, competitor context and a media kit for improving what exists. A global creator forum and a lesson library sit alongside.

The interface is available in twenty languages and the written guides in twenty-five, each authored for its own readers rather than machine-translated. An MCP server lets AI assistants such as Claude or ChatGPT run a real audit and cite the source page.

No sub-for-sub, no bought views, no engagement trading — that rule is enforced in the codebase rather than promised in marketing. The free tier is permanent and requires no payment card; Pro is $15 per month.