Tubient is an analytics tool for YouTube creators that provides explanations for channel performance metrics. Unlike standard YouTube Studio reports, which show what happened to views, clicks, and watch time, Tubient interprets the data to indicate why those changes occurred. The service connects individual metrics into a coherent narrative, such as determining whether a drop in click-through rate is due to a thumbnail issue, a title problem, or a change in audience targeting. The platform offers a visual pipeline builder that allows users to construct analyses by connecting nodes representing date ranges, metrics, video filters, and time comparisons. Each node performs a single function, and the connections illustrate how different factors influence one another. Users can also interact with the tool through natural language queries: typing a question triggers an AI that automatically builds the appropriate pipeline, runs the analysis, and returns an explanation based on the creator’s actual channel data. The AI is not a conversational chatbot but a professional analysis engine that traces every result back to real metrics. Typical use cases include diagnosing underperforming videos, comparing performance across different time periods, and identifying which elements of a video’s presentation or audience segment need adjustment. The workflow begins with either a manual construction of a pipeline or a plain language question, after which the tool presents its findings in plain language. No specialized data analysis skills are required to use the core features. Tubient offers a free plan with no time limit and no credit card requirement, providing full access to the tool’s basic capabilities. A Creator plan is available for channels that need higher usage limits. The service is operated by Tubient Operations, based in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, and acknowledges that it was made on the traditional lands of the Guringai and Dharug people.