Playlist repair control plane

Repair broken YouTube playlists without guessing what disappeared.

TrackRescue remembers unavailable songs, ranks replacement candidates with visible evidence, and lets you approve or undo the repair from one controlled workflow.

Read-only monitoring first Official YouTube API No audio or video stored

SOURCE LOSTUnavailable video

Late Night Drive · position #42

CONTEXT PRESERVEDM83 - Midnight City

Title, playlist slot, channel context and last seen date.

MATCH FOUND96% match score

Title overlap · source signal · no live/remix risk

USER CONTROLApprove or choose another

No automatic change unless rules allow it.

REPAIR ACTIONReplace playlist entry

Keeps playlist order and saved context.

SAFETY PATHUndo point saved

Revert instantly if the match is wrong.

Problem

Large YouTube playlists slowly lose context.

Deleted and private videos leave a blank playlist row. After enough time, users often cannot remember what the missing song was or which version belonged there.

Deleted uploadsVideos disappear while the playlist position remains damaged.

Private videosThe owner hides the upload and the original title is no longer visible.

Unavailable videosRegional or licensing restrictions turn saved tracks into dead entries.

Manual searchingUsers waste time guessing the artist, version, and right upload.

Large playlist driftOld archives degrade over months without a clean audit trail.

Workflow

Detect, identify, suggest, repair, undo.

The product is built around the exact repair decision, not generic playlist backup.

DetectDetect unavailable, deleted, private, and hidden videos.

IdentifyPreserve title, channel, thumbnail, position, first seen, and last seen.

SuggestFind the best matching replacement with scored evidence.

RepairReplace with one click while preserving playlist order.

UndoUndo the change if the replacement was not right.

Smart Replacement Engine

Every suggested replacement is scored before it touches the playlist.

TrackRescue ranks title similarity and flags risky versions before you choose a repair action.

KaraokeLiveRemixSped upNightcoreCoverLyrics video

Confidence calculation

example match

Title similarityUp to +58Normalized title words and exact-title agreement

Original sourceUp to +14Same YouTube channel ID as the preserved entry

Trusted playlist source+8Exact saved channel name or channel ID

Duration similarityUp to +7Original and candidate duration differ by no more than 8 seconds

Version-risk terms-24New live, remix, cover, karaoke, lyrics, or altered-version label

Auto-repair guardRequiredClear top result, no duplicate, and live YouTube state re-check

90-100% High confidence70-89% Review recommendedBelow 70% Weak match

Auto-repair rules

Automation only runs inside clear user rules.

Auto-repair is opt-in and can require confidence above 90%, official or trusted sources, no live/remix/cover indicators, original position preservation, and playlist-specific trusted-source rules.

Enable auto-repairMinimum confidence90%Only use official or trusted sourcesAvoid live versionsAvoid remixesAvoid coversAvoid lyrics videosKeep original playlist position

Playlist Versions

Every changed scan becomes recovery context.

Users can see how a playlist looked yesterday, what disappeared this week, what was replaced, and what can be restored.

Song disappearedM83 - Midnight City

Replacement suggestedLate Night Drive

Song replacedLate Night Drive

Undo performedLate Night Drive

Playlist scannedLate Night Drive

Export createdLate Night Drive

Alerts and backup

Know when a playlist changes, and keep enough context to act on it.

TrackRescue sends real email alerts for damaged entries, keeps changed scan versions, and turns an older CSV backup into a recovery queue instead of overwriting a playlist.

Email damage alertsChanged scan versionsSafe restore copyCSV backup importRepair WatchTrusted source rulesCSV exportJSON export

Compare approaches

See how TrackRescue differs from playlist monitoring and recovery tools.

Compare the published workflows side by side, including monitoring, recovery control, repair history, and safeguards before a playlist is changed.

Pricing

Paid protection that scales with your playlist library.

Every plan protects real YouTube playlists automatically. Choose weekly, daily, or six-hour monitoring as your library grows.

Starter

€3/mo

Billed monthly in EUR through secure checkout.

Focused protection for a small, important set of playlists.

2 playlists - 1 account - up to 500 videos

Automatic scan every 7 days - 30-day history

1 YouTube account
2 protected playlists
Up to 500 tracked videos
Automatic scan every 7 days
Replacement search and confirmed repair
Email alerts for detected damage
30-day activity history

Pro

€5/mo

Billed monthly in EUR through secure checkout.

Automatic scanning every 24 hours for an active playlist library.

10 playlists - 1 account - up to 2,500 videos

Automatic scan every 24 hours - 180-day history

1 YouTube account
10 protected playlists
Up to 2,500 tracked videos
Automatic scan every 24 hours
Replacement search and confirmed repair
Email alerts for detected damage
180-day activity history

Power

€8/mo

Billed monthly in EUR through secure checkout.

Six-hour monitoring and opt-in auto-repair for a growing collection.

30 playlists - 3 accounts - up to 7,500 videos

Automatic scan every 6 hours - 365-day history

3 YouTube accounts
30 protected playlists
Up to 7,500 tracked videos
Automatic scan every 6 hours
Auto-repair rules after explicit setup
Email alerts for detected damage and completed auto-repairs
365-day activity history

Included with every plan

12 shared tools cover detection, recovery, monitoring, backups, and alerts. Plans differ by capacity, scan frequency, history, and Power auto-repair.

Playlist HealthFind exact duplicates, unavailable entries, hidden metadata, and meaningful playlist order changes.
Deep RecoveryUse saved versions, inventory history, YouTube metadata, and public archives to recover missing context.
Public playlist monitoringPaste a public or unlisted playlist URL for read-only monitoring without connecting its owner account.
Liked Videos protectionProtect the account's Liked Videos collection alongside regular playlists.
Scheduled scan reportsReceive an email summary after automatic scans, including optional all-clear reports.
Repair WatchKeep checking entries with no safe replacement and receive an email when a suitable candidate appears.
On-demand scansRun an immediate scan whenever needed in addition to the plan's automatic schedule.
Playlist VersionsCompare saved snapshots for added, removed, moved, and availability-changed entries.
CSV backup importImport an older playlist backup and turn missing evidence into reviewable repair entries.
CSV and JSON exportsDownload playlist, history, and repair information in portable data formats.
Position-preserving replacementInsert an approved replacement at the damaged entry's recorded playlist position.
Repair undoReverse a completed replacement using the repair record retained by TrackRescue.

FAQ

Questions before protecting your first playlist.

Does TrackRescue store my music?

Can it recover titles after YouTube hides them?

Can I use private playlists?

What happens if the replacement is wrong?

Can I disable auto-repair?

Can I export my playlist history?

Is there a free plan?

When do I need Pro?

What is Power for?

How do I change plan?

Ready when the next upload disappears

Repair broken YouTube playlists without guessing what disappeared.

Large YouTube playlists slowly lose context.

Detect, identify, suggest, repair, undo.

Every suggested replacement is scored before it touches the playlist.

Confidence calculation

Automation only runs inside clear user rules.

Every changed scan becomes recovery context.

Know when a playlist changes, and keep enough context to act on it.

See how TrackRescue differs from playlist monitoring and recovery tools.

Paid protection that scales with your playlist library.

€3/mo

€5/mo

€8/mo

Questions before protecting your first playlist.

Build a repairable memory of your playlists before another song turns into an unavailable video.