DapDip

Ask most YouTube tools why they suggested something and you get silence. DapDip answers the question before you ask it.

Point it at any public channel and it reads that channel's own catalogue — not a benchmark, not an industry average. If it tells you your Wednesday uploads perform 23% better, it says that's measured across 12 uploads, and links to the page where you can check the arithmetic yourself. Where a figure would have to be estimated, it doesn't appear.

What's inside: a growth score with the signals behind it, monetization distance, the formats and lengths that hold your viewers, and then the making side — ideas, hooks, titles and descriptions, thumbnail critique, keywords, outlier detection, content gaps, captions. Afterwards: retention curve, comment analysis, competitor context, media kit. Seventeen tools that all read the same channel context, so you never re-explain your channel to the next one.

It runs in twenty languages, and the written guides in twenty-five. Each language is written for its own readers rather than machine-translated from English — under a fifth of the world speaks English, and most creator tools quietly assume otherwise.

Developers and AI users get an MCP server, so an assistant like Claude or ChatGPT can run a real audit and cite the page the numbers came from.

One line it won't cross: no sub-for-sub, no bought views, no engagement tricks. Those get channels terminated, and the rule against them is enforced in the code rather than promised in the copy.

Free tier is permanent and needs no card. Pro is $15 a month.