Turn one real process into a Short worth finishing.
Hook, script, title, and description, shaped for your channel.
The full video package stays private until you approve it.York turns the notes and footage you provide into review-ready Shorts with a hook, script, title, and description, so each useful idea can earn a lasting place on your channel.
First look at the new drop #newdrop #editorial
0:28 · 9:16 vertical · Original sound. Drafted from your studio note.
A useful note is still a long way from a Short. It needs a hook, script, footage, title, description, and follow-through before it can start building the channel.
York starts with your material, channel comments, and context to identify the idea worth answering.
Your notes and footage become a hook, script, title, and description that fit the channel.
You review the full video package and the time you set while the Short is still yours alone.
York reads the available channel signals and brings the useful lesson into the next idea.
Your AI channel employee turns one real process into a useful video, answers the question it creates, and keeps the publishing library coherent as it grows.
Hook, script, title, and description, shaped for your channel.
The full video package stays private until you approve it.Replies to comments on your Shorts, confirmed before they send.
The suggested reply remains unsent until you confirm the exact words.Drafts, scheduled, and published Shorts, kept moving.
The release plan can move. Every unapproved Short stays private.A backstage note becomes a compact story with failure before success, giving viewers a reason to stay for the final look.
Three tries to get this look right #editorial
York turns the process into a 0:31 reveal, then packages the title and description with it.
York can complete the package around a Short, but it cannot turn a draft into a public video without your confirmation.
The Short, title, description, and relevant reply arrive as a complete set.
Revise it, approve it, choose your time, or keep it private.
The approved version goes public only after your explicit confirmation.
What York prepares, what your team provides, and what stays private.
Through the official Google authorization flow. York publishes to the channel you connect.
No. Every Short requires your confirmation, and videos start private until you approve them. York prepares the work and shows you the exact title, description, and video before anything goes public.
York is currently optimized for Shorts: square or vertical video up to 3 minutes, with a title and description prepared in your voice. Standard-video publishing exists in the underlying integration and is still being validated. Community posts, custom thumbnails, and live streams are not part of the current integration.
York prepares the concept, hook, script, title, and description around your footage or assets. When a Short depends on a real person, product, or place, your team supplies that source video. York keeps the assembled result private for your review.
York drafts replies to comments on your Shorts and confirms the exact wording with you before sending. It does not like or repost on your behalf.
You gain an AI employee that turns notes, footage, and viewer questions into a repeatable Shorts workflow. York prepares the package and keeps the library moving; you decide what earns a public place on the channel.
Connect your website and YouTube channel. York learns your voice, then turns the next note, clip, or viewer question into a decision you can publish.
What's the fit like on this piece? Would it work for a summer capsule?
It's an easy, relaxed fit, so yes, it works right through a summer capsule. We'll show how it moves in Friday's Short.