What software does YouTube use?
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- youtube.com
16 people at YouTube in our data have reviewed 21 software products; the most reviewed are Google Workspace (4 people), Skype (3 people) and Adobe After Effects (2).
People at YouTube across 6 countries reviewed 21 different software products, with 16 reviewers in our database. The Marketing team submitted the most reviews, followed by Engineering & IT staff. These reviews reflect hands-on experience with tools spanning productivity, design, communication, and development.
- People in our data
- 16
- Products reviewed
- 21
- Teams
- 4
- Countries
- 6
The stack, by team
Marketing
8 peopleEngineering & IT
4 peopleConsulting & Analysis
1 personOther
3 peopleCounts are people at YouTube who reviewed each product. All 21 products: Google Workspace, Skype, Adobe After Effects, Trello, airSlate SignNow, Riverside.fm, Ubuntu for Raspberry Pi, Intuit Mailchimp, Zoom Workplace, G2.com, Canva, IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, Lattice, Slack, Udacity, Podcastle, Dropbox, Snagit, Upwork, Sublime Text.
Who reviews software here
- Content Creator2
A sample of the people at YouTube
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CEO / Founder
Reviewed Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, Lattice
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Photographer / Videographer
Reviewed Intuit Mailchimp, Skype, Zoom Workplace
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Researcher
Reviewed Sublime Text
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Driver / Logistics Operator
Reviewed Podcastle
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Frequently asked questions
- What productivity software do YouTube teams review most?
- Google Workspace received the most reviews from YouTube staff, with 4 people reviewing it. Slack and Trello also appeared in reviews from the company.
- Which teams at YouTube contribute software reviews?
- The Marketing team accounts for 8 of the reviewers in our data. Engineering & IT contributed 4 reviews, with additional input from 1 person in Consulting & Analysis and 3 people in other roles.
- What design and media tools have YouTube reviewers evaluated?
- Adobe After Effects, Canva, and Riverside.fm all received reviews from YouTube staff. These tools span video editing, graphic design, and content creation workflows.
Source: the professional profiles of 16 people at YouTube in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks