My Playlist is a watch-later tool for public video links. Paste a URL, drop it into a playlist, and optionally keep your own MP4 copy in a personal library so the video stays available even if the original page disappears. It runs in the browser (with an optional installable app) and is free to start.
This page is a short product intro published on Ideoy, an independent site in the same builder matrix—not a walkthrough of Ideoy itself.
Who it is for
My Playlist fits people who collect videos across sites and want one place to park them: researchers, students, editors, hobbyists, and anyone tired of hunting for a link they “saw last week.” If you already copy share URLs from mobile or desktop, you already have the only habit the product needs.
Core ideas
- Playlists keep the link. Organize public URLs into named lists that follow your account across devices.
- Library keeps your own copy. Saved library items are clean MP4 files—no added watermark—at the best quality available for your plan (free caps at 720p; paid plans go higher).
- Honest limits. Unsupported page types (profiles, feeds, search results) return a clear message instead of failing silently. Livestreams follow separate rules for paid members.
- AI-agent friendly. A REST API,
llms.txt, and native MCP support let authorized agents download and manage files programmatically.
How to use it
- Copy a public video link from any supported site (Share sheet or browser address bar).
- Open my-playlist.app, paste the URL, and add it to a playlist—or create a new one. Sign in so lists sync.
- When you want a durable copy, save the item to your library. Free accounts can save a small number of library videos per day within a monthly storage quota; Pro, Pro+, and Lifetime raise or remove those caps.
- Watch later in any modern browser, or install the optional app to send supported links from your phone’s Share Sheet.
Pricing at a glance
Adding links to playlists is free. Library copies use plan limits: free includes a daily save allowance and monthly storage; paid tiers add more storage and higher daily limits; Lifetime removes the storage ceiling. Exact numbers live on the product’s pricing page and may change—check the site for current plans.
Worth knowing
- Playlist links stay until you remove them. Temporary “prepared” copies expire on a short window and can be prepared again; library saves last for as long as your plan allows.
- Only public single-video links the downloader can process are in scope. If something is unsupported, you get an explicit error.
- The site states it does not sell your data or load ad malware.
Try it
Start at https://my-playlist.app—paste one public link and see whether the playlist + library split matches how you already save things.