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SubSync moves your YouTube subscriptions from one Google account or channel to another in a few taps, using official OAuth sign-in (no passwords stored, no scraping). Free: 10 transfers/day. One-time $1.99 unlock: up to 100/day. Built by a solo, self-taught developer. iOS coming soon.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm a self-taught developer and SubSync is my first app.
I had two YouTube accounts myself, and re-subscribing to every channel by hand when switching between them was tedious and error-prone. There wasn't a clean mobile way to do it, so I built one: sign in with both accounts via OAuth, pick the channels, and SubSync transfers the subscriptions through the official YouTube API. No scraping, no stored passwords.
It's free for 10 transfers a day, with a one-time $1.99 unlock for up to 100/day. Android is live now, iOS is in the App Store review pipeline.
Would love your feedback, especially on the transfer flow — happy to answer any questions!
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About SubSync on Product Hunt
“Move your YouTube subscriptions between accounts”
SubSync was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #153 on the daily leaderboard. SubSync moves your YouTube subscriptions from one Google account or channel to another in a few taps, using official OAuth sign-in (no passwords stored, no scraping). Free: 10 transfers/day. One-time $1.99 unlock: up to 100/day. Built by a solo, self-taught developer. iOS coming soon.
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Harun Sengul
Hi Product Hunt! I'm a self-taught developer and SubSync is my first app.
I had two YouTube accounts myself, and re-subscribing to every channel by hand when switching between them was tedious and error-prone. There wasn't a clean mobile way to do it, so I built one: sign in with both accounts via OAuth, pick the channels, and SubSync transfers the subscriptions through the official YouTube API. No scraping, no stored passwords.
It's free for 10 transfers a day, with a one-time $1.99 unlock for up to 100/day. Android is live now, iOS is in the App Store review pipeline.
Would love your feedback, especially on the transfer flow — happy to answer any questions!