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Organize your YouTube playlists with AI

Tortma is a Chrome extension that uses AI to sort your saved YouTube videos into the right playlists in about a second — without ever leaving the YouTube page.

It connects to your YouTube account through Google OAuth — using only the youtube scope — to read your playlists and add videos to them on your behalf. We never delete your videos and never store, sell, or share your data.

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What is Tortma?

Tortma is a Chrome extension that uses AI to organize your YouTube videos into the right playlists in ~1 second. Just drag any video, drop it into the Tortma overlay, and let the AI do the sorting.

AI-powered suggestions

Tortma analyzes video titles and channels to recommend the best playlist every time.

One-drop organization

Save videos where they belong without ever leaving the YouTube page.

Privacy-first

Your data stays with you. We use the YouTube Data API to read your playlists and send video metadata to our AI provider for matching. Nothing is stored, sold, or shared.

How Tortma uses Google data

When you connect your YouTube account, Tortma requests the Google OAuth scope https://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube. This scope lets us read your playlist names and video metadata, and add organized videos to your selected playlists on your behalf. We request only this minimum scope, and we do not store, sell, or share your personal viewing history or account information.