DapDip

Most YouTube tools tell you what worked on somebody else's channel. DapDip measures yours against its own upload history, so the advice fits the channel you actually have.

Paste any public channel and you get a growth score, the patterns that measurably work on it, and what to publish next — with the sample size printed beside every number and a link to the page showing the arithmetic. Nothing is estimated, and no figure is written by a model.

Seventeen tools sit in five stations of one loop: Audit (growth score, measured patterns, monetization progress), Create (ideas, hooks, titles and descriptions, thumbnails, keywords, outliers, content gaps, captions), Improve (retention curve, comment intelligence, competitors, media kit), Network (a global creator forum, collab board and brand deals), and Learn (lessons and a prompt library).

The interface is in 20 languages and the guides in 25 — each written for that language rather than machine-translated.

There is also an MCP server, so an AI assistant like Claude or ChatGPT can run an audit directly and cite the page it came from.

One rule the product will not break: no fake engagement, ever. No sub-for-sub, no bought views, no detection evasion. That is written into the codebase, not the marketing.

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