Channel audit in 60 seconds.

It scores five things from your recent uploads: posting cadence, title length and pattern, view consistency, thumbnail variety, and engagement rate. You get a score plus three concrete fixes rather than a wall of metrics. It reads public data only, so it works on any channel, not just your own.

No. Paste a handle, channel ID or YouTube URL and the audit runs on public data. There is no sign-up, no OAuth and no email required, which also means it can audit a competitor's channel as easily as your own.

The last 20 uploads. That window is deliberate: it reflects what your channel is doing NOW rather than averaging in content from two years ago, and cadence or title problems show up far faster in a recent window than a lifetime one.

Fix packaging before cadence. Titles and thumbnails decide whether a video is clicked at all, so a low score there caps everything downstream — publishing more often simply produces more videos nobody clicks. The audit orders its three fixes by that logic.

No, and treat anything claiming otherwise with suspicion. It measures whether your channel follows the practices that correlate with growth; it cannot see your retention graphs, your niche's competition, or your audience. A good score means you have removed the obvious self-inflicted problems.