tubeflow1 vs Eivil

Tube Flow helps you turn scattered YouTube subscriptions into a structured learning flow. Group channels by topic, filter your timeline by status, and keep track of what matters with unread, watch later, and favorites. Key features: - Organize YouTube subscriptions by custom categories - Filter timeline by category and reading status (All / Unread / Later) - Mark videos as read, save to watch later, and add to favorites - Preview channels and recent videos before subscribing - Manage subscriptions with category edit, enable/disable, and delete - Manage categories with add, edit, delete, and reorder - Supports Apple Sign In and Google Sign In - Supports light/dark mode and multi-language UI Optional Premium Subscription: - Monthly and yearly auto-renewable plans - Unlock unlimited subscriptions and unlimited categories - Restore purchases supported Privacy Policy: https://tubeflow.cc/PrivacyPolicy Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Eivil is a mobile web browser that turns your open tabs into a deck of cards. OPEN TABS AS CARDS Step back from the current page to see every open tab in one spatial deck. Swipe between equal-sized cards and bring the page you want back into focus. BROWSE WITHOUT COVERING THE PAGE Eivil's floating dock stays close to your thumb, follows the page edge, and moves out of the way when a website needs the keyboard or its own bottom controls. THE BROWSER ESSENTIALS - Search the web or enter an address in one field. - Go back, go forward, reload, and pull to refresh. - Open, switch, restore, and close multiple tabs. - Bookmark pages with their site icons. - Revisit browsing history. - Find text on a page, share a link, or copy its address. - Restore your open session after relaunching Eivil. YOUR BROWSING DATA STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE Browsing history, bookmarks, and your tab session are stored locally. No Eivil account is required, and you can clear browsing data from Settings. Websites you visit may apply their own privacy practices. Eivil focuses on a cleaner, more tactile way to move through the web—one card at a time.