VIDIX
Track multiple YouTube channels in one place
VIDIX started from a simple but frustrating problem.
Managing multiple YouTube channels shouldn’t feel like juggling chaos — but it does. Switching between accounts, tracking stats in spreadsheets, trying to compare performance manually… it’s slow, messy, and honestly exhausting.
We built VIDIX to fix that.
The idea is simple:
→ see multiple channels in one place
→ understand performance instantly
→ compare, analyze, and spot growth opportunities without friction
Right now, the product is live and working.
People can already use it to track channels and simplify their workflow.
But here’s the honest part — we’re struggling with distribution.
Getting the product in front of the right people is much harder than building it. Reddit filters remove posts, ads don’t convert as expected, and organic reach is unpredictable.
So we’re trying to do this the transparent way:
build in public, talk to real users, and improve based on feedback.
If you manage multiple YouTube channels or work with analytics — I’d genuinely love to hear:
👉 how are you currently tracking performance?
👉 what’s the most annoying part of your workflow?
Would really appreciate any thoughts 🙏
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Would really appreciate some advice here 👇
We’re currently struggling with promotion and getting VIDIX in front of the right audience.
Tried Reddit posts (many get filtered), some ads (low conversion so far), and basic outreach — but still figuring out what actually works.
If you’ve launched or promoted a product before:
👉 what channels worked best for you early on?
👉 how did you get your first real users?
Any tips, ideas, or even mistakes to avoid would help a lot 🙏