Why we built a no-login public channel analytics tool
Accounts add friction. For one-off channel research, the product should start at the paste box.
A lot of analytics products assume you will come back every day, connect OAuth, and live inside their workspace. That makes sense for channel owners. It is heavy for everyone else who just needs to answer one question about a public channel.
Public data only
SocialAnalyticsHub reads what is already public on YouTube — channel stats and video metadata. We do not ask for your Google account or store your identity to run a search.
Recent searches stay local
The last channels you analyzed are saved in your browser, not on our servers. That keeps repeat research fast without building a user database for a tool that should feel lightweight.
Tradeoffs we accept
You will not see private Studio metrics like retention or RPM. That data belongs to the channel owner inside YouTube. Our scope is research on public channels — competitors, prospects, niches, and curiosity — not replacing Creator Studio.