mountube.com

What It Is

DiskYT (mountube.com) is an online tool built around YouTube playlist management, with the pitch of making “YouTube Playlists” easier to use. It organizes music, podcasts, audiobooks, videos, and other content into stations, folders, and disks, and supports sharing. The product copyright holder is listed as Canada-based MP Systems.

Core Features

Based on the available content, DiskYT’s main value is addressing the limited organization features of YouTube’s native playlists. It supports folders and subfolders, effectively enabling “playlists inside playlists.” It lets users set start and end times for videos, so a long video can be split into multiple segments. Users can drag and drop videos and playlists from YouTube, and can also copy or merge playlists back into a YouTube channel. Its playlist management tools are fairly complete, including copy, cut, paste, and moving items across playlists. It also supports shuffle playback across multiple playlists, playlist backup, and batch editing of multiple playlists via JavaScript and search/replace.

Pricing and Plans

The page content does not disclose plans, pricing, a free version, trial period, or payment methods, so it is not possible to determine its business model or long-term cost of use. For enterprise procurement or heavy users, this is the main information gap when evaluating value for money.

Collaboration, Security, and Developer Support

The text mentions shareable stations and provides links for login, an Android app, GitHub, Facebook, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Use. However, there is no visible description of enterprise-grade capabilities such as team workspaces, role-based permissions, audit logs, encryption, compliance certifications, or SLA. On the developer side, only JavaScript automation and a GitHub page are visible, so it is not yet clear whether there is an official API or SDK.

Pros, Cons, and Best-Fit Users

Its strengths are a focused feature set and clear organizational hierarchy, making it suitable for individual users, content curators, and creators with large collections of YouTube music, podcasts, audiobooks, and long-form videos. Backup and bulk operations are also practically useful. The downsides are that the product is highly dependent on YouTube, offers limited third-party integrations, and provides insufficient information on enterprise collaboration, security, and compliance.

Access from China

Because its core functionality depends on YouTube, and YouTube generally requires a proxy to access from mainland China, DiskYT will most likely also require a proxy for practical use even if the website itself can be opened. Alternatives include YouTube’s native playlists, PocketTube, or tools such as Notion, Raindrop.io, and spreadsheets for managing video links. For domestic Chinese video platforms, users will need to rely on the corresponding platform’s own favorites and playlist management features.