One-click publish to YouTube Shorts, per-channel scheduling, and your real view counts — without leaving the studio. Instagram Reels is built and runs our own channel; your own account unlocks when Meta App Review clears.
Connect your channel once. To YouTube it uploads the rendered Short with title, description, tags, and thumbnail — as a private draft you approve or straight to public, and re-publishing updates the existing video instead of duplicating it. Instagram Reels is built and is what publishes our own channel (see the showcase), but connecting your own Instagram account is gated on Meta App Review until that clears. TikTok is on the roadmap.
Titles and descriptions are drafted from the reel's actual script — per channel, in your tone, with the right length limits and #Shorts conventions handled. Edit or regenerate until it's right.
Schedule per channel or one moment for all, in your timezone. The calendar shows what's going out when, next to what's still in production.
Every reel gets a generated thumbnail derived from its content — replaceable, but never missing at publish time.
Once your channel is connected, views and engagement for published reels appear alongside your projects — the feedback loop lives where you plan the next reel.
Publishing here is a pipeline step, not an export. The rendered Short lands on your channel with title, description, tags, and thumbnail already handled — to YouTube as a private draft you approve or straight to public, to Instagram Reels live. Re-publishing updates the existing video instead of duplicating it, so fixing a typo doesn't reset your views.
Then the numbers come back to where you work: views and engagement for published reels sit beside your backlog, so what performed visibly shapes what you plan next. Scheduling is per channel with timezones handled — set a cadence once and a week of content goes out on it.
One-click publish, scheduling, thumbnails, and analytics are in the free tier. No feature gates.
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