Aug 15, 2026
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With YouTube Channel Tracking on Glasp, you can connect your YouTube channel and automatically track all of its videos, along with titles, descriptions, and transcripts. It makes it easier to learn from videos, share insights, and turn your channel into an organized knowledge base.
With YouTube Channel Tracking, you can:
Collect all videos from your channel in one organized dashboard
Search and browse videos by title, description, or publish date
Download transcripts for summaries, research, or content creation
Export your channel's data in multiple formats (.txt, .md, .csv, .json, .srt)
Here is how to set it up in a few steps.
From your Glasp profile, click the Channels tab at the top of the page. You'll see an option that says + Add YouTube Channel.
Click + Add YouTube Channel.
Then, enter your channel handle without the "@". For example, if your channel is youtube.com/@glasp, simply type glasp.

After you click Add Channel, Glasp connects your channel and starts syncing all your public videos.
Once your channel is added, it appears in your list, complete with your channel name, handle, and video count.

Click on the channel to open a detailed view of your videos.
You'll see a list of all your uploaded videos, including their titles, descriptions, and publication dates.

Each video comes with actions to:
Copy link
View transcript
Download data
You can select multiple videos and download their information in various formats, such as .txt, .md, .csv, .json, or .srt.

Want just one video's transcript? No problem. You can also download an individual transcript in your preferred format.

Use the .md export option to integrate your YouTube transcripts directly with note-taking apps like Notion or Obsidian.
Export .csv or .json to analyze your content strategy over time.
The titles, descriptions, publish dates, and transcripts of your channel's public videos, all collected in one dashboard.
.txt, .md, .csv, .json, and .srt. You can export multiple videos at once or download a single video's transcript.
Yes. Log in to Glasp, open your profile, and click the Channels tab to add your channel.
Yes. Export in .md and paste or import the transcripts into your note-taking app.
Yes, with the Glasp extension. See: How to Get Transcripts of the YouTube Video
👉 How to Get Transcripts of the YouTube Video
👉 How to See a Summary of a YouTube Video with Glasp
Thanks for reading. With YouTube Channel Tracking, your learning and teaching on YouTube becomes part of your digital knowledge legacy.
👉 Connect your channel today
See you next time,
Glasp team