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Hire an AI crew for your channel.

Six AI agents that research, script, edit and package your videos. They share what they learn about your channel, so every upload makes the next one easier. You stay in charge of every decision.

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Activity
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Works with the tools you already use
YouTube StudioPremiere ProFinal Cut ProDaVinci ResolveGoogle DriveDropbox
Meet the crew

Big channels have a team. Now you do too.

Each agent is a specialist with one job. It plans, uses tools and works through multi-step tasks on its own, then sends you the result to approve.

Agent 01 · The Strategist

Tells you what to make next, and why.

Reads your analytics, your comments and your niche every day, then hands you a weekly plan with the reasoning behind every idea: what to make, when to post, and what to fix in the last upload.

  • Retention drop-offs tied to the exact line of your script
  • Topic gaps compared with channels in your niche
  • Comment mining: what your audience keeps asking for
  • A weekly plan that explains the reasoning behind each idea
Instead ofHours in YouTube Studio, spreadsheets of ideas and a strategy consultant on retainer.
Avg. view duration
4:18
▲ 0:22 vs. last 10
CTR
6.1%
▼ 0.4 pts
Returning viewers
38%
▲ 5 pts
Audience retention · "I tested 12 cheap mics"% still watching
1:12 · 31% drop
"before we get into the specs…"
The Strategist recommendsMove the verdict to the first 20 seconds. Your last 3 videos that opened with the answer held +24% more viewers through minute one. I've briefed the Scriptwriter.
Agent 02 · The Scriptwriter

Drafts in your voice, from your ideas.

Learns from your own past videos, then turns a brief into hooks, an outline and a full draft that sounds like you. Rewrite whatever you want and it learns from the changes.

  • Hook options scored against your own retention history
  • Outlines, full scripts or just talking points
  • Fact-check flags with source links
  • Gets closer to your voice with every change you make
Instead ofA blank page at midnight, or a freelance writer who never quite sounds like you.
Script v1 · from the Strategist's briefIs a $50 mic enough?
Voice match 94%
A"I spent $1,200 on microphones so you don't have to."
hold 62%
B"Yes, a $50 mic is enough. Here's the one setting that makes it sound like $500."
hold 81%
C"Your mic isn't the problem. Your room is."
hold 70%
0:00Hook B: give the answer first, tease the setting
0:20Blind test: $50 vs $500, viewers guess
2:40The room fix nobody talks about from comments
6:10Verdict + the 3 mics worth buying
~9 min · 1,420 words2 facts to verify
Agent 03 · The Editor

Gives you a first cut to start from.

Edit video by editing text. The Editor removes silences, filler and retakes, adds captions and punch-ins, and assembles a rough cut you can finish in ytools or export to your editor.

  • Transcript-based cutting with word-level precision
  • Retake detection: keeps the best take, shows you the rest
  • Captions, punch-ins and B-roll suggestions from your library
  • Exports to Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve and MP4
Instead ofThree evenings scrubbing a timeline for every "um" and false start.
First cut · ep-48.mp412:31 → 9:42
SilencesFillersRetakes
00:04So today um, basically, we're comparing every mic under fifty dollars.
00:19Wait, let me start that again.
00:23Here's what nobody tells you: the problem is not the price.
00:41It's the you know, like, room you record in.
61 silences · 23 fillers · 2 retakes removedReview all →
Agent 04 · The Archivist

Knows every clip you've ever shot.

Drop in a card dump. The Archivist watches every clip, tags what's in it, groups it by scene and shoot, flags the unusable and answers questions in plain language. Your originals never move.

  • Search by what's said or shown, like "me holding the mic, outdoors"
  • Auto-groups by scene, location, take and camera
  • Flags shaky, out-of-focus and clipped-audio footage
  • Hands the Editor the right B-roll automatically
Instead ofFolders called "FINAL_v3_real" and twenty minutes hunting for one shot.
AllB-rollTalking headFlagged
412 clips · 38 GB · 6 shoots11 flagged unusable
Agent 05 · The Packager

Titles and thumbnails, tested before you publish.

Generates title and thumbnail concepts from your own frames and best-performing packaging, predicts which will earn the click, and runs A/B tests once the video is live.

  • Title variations written in your style
  • Thumbnail concepts built from your own footage
  • Click-through predictions based on your channel's history
  • Automatic A/B tests after publishing
Instead ofGuessing at 1 a.m. and paying a designer for every round of revisions.
Packaging · Episode 483 concepts · A/B ready
Test starts on publish
A$50 vs $500
B · bestEnough?
CBlind test
Is a $50 Mic Enough? (Blind Test)
predicted CTR 7.4%
I Tested Cheap Mics So You Don't Have To
predicted CTR 5.9%
Stop Buying Expensive Microphones
predicted CTR 5.2%
Agent 06 · The Clipper

Turns one long video into a week of Shorts.

Finds the moments with the strongest hooks, reframes them vertically around the speaker, adds captions in your style and drafts a posting schedule for Shorts, Reels and TikTok.

  • Moment detection based on hooks, pacing and reactions
  • Auto-reframe that follows whoever is speaking
  • Captions styled like the rest of your channel
  • Exports for YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and TikTok
Instead ofRe-editing the same footage three times for three platforms.
From Episode 484 Shorts ready for review
Scheduled Mon to Thu
0:41"The room matters more than the mic"
Hook 92
0:28Can you hear the difference?
Hook 88
0:35The $0 fix for bad audio
Hook 85
0:523 mics worth buying
Hook 79
One shared brain

Every agent knows your channel.

Generic AI tools start from zero every time. Your crew shares a channel memory that grows with every video. The Scriptwriter knows what the Strategist found, and the Editor knows what the Archivist has.

Your voice

How you talk, joke and explain things, learned from your own videos and scripts.

Your audience

Who watches, where they drop off, and what they ask for in the comments.

Your library

Every clip, take and B-roll shot, searchable by what's in it.

Your results

What worked and what didn't, fed back into the next video.

How a video gets made

From idea to upload, in four steps.

1

Brief

Tell the crew what you want to make, or let the Strategist pitch you this week's best idea.

Strategist · Scriptwriter
2

Film

Shoot the way you always do. Drop the footage in and the Archivist sorts it while you sleep.

You · Archivist
3

Approve

Review the first cut, titles, thumbnails and Shorts. Change anything. Nothing ships without your OK.

Editor · Packager · Clipper
4

Learn

After publishing, results flow back into channel memory, and the next video starts smarter.

The whole crew
Who it's for

Built for people who publish on a schedule.

Solo creators

Your first hires, minus the payroll.

You're the host, editor, writer and analyst. The crew takes the work that isn't on camera, so one person can run a channel like a team.

The jobGo from idea to published video in one sitting, not three evenings.
Creator teams

Less grunt work for the whole team.

Your editor gets first cuts instead of raw footage, your producer gets a plan backed by data, and everyone works from the same channel memory.

The jobPublish more often without burning out the team.
Agencies & studios

One crew per client channel.

Separate memory, voice and strategy for every channel you manage, consistent first passes, and reports you don't rebuild every month.

The jobTake on more channels without hiring at the same pace.
What we believe

A few rules we hold ourselves to.

01

You're the director.

Agents propose; you decide. Nothing is published, posted or deleted without your approval, and every change can be undone.

02

It should sound like you.

Your crew learns from your own videos, scripts and comments. If it starts sounding like every other AI channel, we've failed.

03

Your channel isn't training data.

Your footage and analytics are used to serve you, never to train models for anyone else. Delete your data at any time.

04

Built with working creators.

We decide what to build next by talking to the people on the early access list.

Why we're building this

A note from the team.

Every creator we talked to described the same week: one day making something they were proud of, and four days searching folders, scrubbing timelines and staring at analytics that never said what to do.

Big channels solve this with a team: a strategist, writers, editors, a thumbnail designer, someone for Shorts. Everyone else does all of it alone, or skips half of it.

We think AI agents can close that gap. We're not trying to generate videos for you. We want to give every creator a small crew that knows their channel well and handles the work around the creative part, so the creative part stays yours.

The ytools team · [email protected]
Why join now

The early list shapes the crew.

We're letting creators in in small waves so we can actually talk to them.

Founding-member pricing

Early members get a discounted founding rate. We'll share the details before anyone has to enter a card.

A say in the next agent

Reply to any email and a person reads it. Requests from the list decide which agents we build and train next.

Skip ahead with friends

Each agent opens to the list first. Every creator who joins with your link moves you up the queue.

Roadmap

Hiring the crew, one agent at a time.

Now · private beta

The Editor

  • Transcript editing
  • Silence, filler & retake removal
  • Captions & NLE export
Next

The Archivist & the Strategist

  • Footage indexing & search
  • Channel connection
  • Weekly strategy plan
Then

Scriptwriter, Packager & Clipper

  • Scripts in your voice
  • Titles, thumbnails & A/B tests
  • Shorts, Reels & TikTok
Later

Your own agents

  • Custom agents & workflows
  • Team workspaces
  • Agency dashboards & API
Questions

Common questions.

What do you mean by "AI agents"?

Each agent is an AI specialist with one job: strategy, scripting, editing, organizing footage, packaging or Shorts. Unlike a chatbot, an agent can plan, use tools and work through multi-step tasks on its own. All six share one memory of your channel, so they hand work to each other instead of starting from zero.

Will the agents publish anything without me?

No. Agents prepare, suggest and draft. Publishing, posting, scheduling and deleting always need your approval, and you decide how much each agent is allowed to do on its own.

How does the waitlist work?

We invite people in waves. After you sign up you get a personal link: every creator who joins through it moves you up the list. We prioritise people whose channel and workflow match the agents we're shipping next, so adding your channel helps.

Is it free?

Joining the list is free and doesn't commit you to anything. Pricing will be announced before launch, and early members will get a founding rate.

Will it replace Premiere, Final Cut or DaVinci?

No. The Editor gets you to a solid first cut fast. When you want to finish by hand, export the project and carry on in the editor you already love.

Does it only work for YouTube?

YouTube comes first, both long-form and Shorts. The Clipper also exports for TikTok and Instagram Reels, and the Strategist will expand to other platforms later.

What happens to my footage and channel data?

It's yours. We use it only to provide the service to you, never to train models for other customers, and you can delete it at any time. See our privacy policy.

I run an agency or a team.

Tell us on the form, or email [email protected]. Team and agency workspaces are on the roadmap and we'd like your input.

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