YouTube subscriber counter & AI e-ink display.
Screens that show your channel’s numbers, or whatever your AI agent sends over the local network.
Your channel, or your agent.
Both are 7.5″ e-ink displays that set up from your phone. One shows a YouTube channel; the other shows whatever your AI sends it.
- Subscribers, views, latest video
- Milestone celebration screens
- Optional YouTube Analytics
- Local HTTP API, no cloud
- Briefings, lists, progress
- For Claude Code, OpenClaw, scripts
A YouTube subscriber counter you can glance at
The Subscriber Counter puts your channel on your desk: subscribers with weekly growth, total views, video count, an engagement score and your latest video’s views, likes and comments. It refreshes every 30 minutes on battery and throws a celebration screen at 100, 1K, 10K, 100K and 1M subscribers. It’s a popular gift — the creator enters their own channel from their phone in a few minutes.
AInk is for people who work with AI agents. It sits on your home network and exposes a simple HTTP API, so an agent running on your computer can post a morning briefing, a to-do list or the progress of a long task. Nothing goes through a cloud service.
Good questions.
Is the subscriber count live?
It updates every 30 minutes, which keeps it running on battery.
Which AI tools work with AInk?
Any agent or script that can send HTTP requests on your local network, such as Claude Code or OpenClaw.