Do the short one-time setup below, then use these four buttons for everything. Each one runs the real pipeline — nothing is simulated.

Start with the bridge URL and consent checklist. AI will prompt for every required safe detail before opening provider sign-in.

Follow these short steps. AI prepares the safe work, while each platform keeps sign-in and permissions in its own official window.

1. 1
   Tell AI what to buildAdd your brand, niche, audience, language, and publishing goal below.
2. 2
   Add the live bridgePaste the public HTTPS bridge URL so AI can check the connection and prepare routes.
3. 3
   Approve safe automationAnswer the consent questions. AI can create plans and content, but never receives your passwords.
4. 4
   Use official sign-inGoogle sign-in is used only in Google's window for YouTube. Other platforms use their own official sign-in.
5. 5
   Get provider approvalOpen each official developer portal, add the generated callback and webhook URLs, store secrets in your vault, and wait for app or policy approval.
6. 6
   Verify before going liveAI checks the bridge and shows what is verified. It never claims live publishing until the provider confirms it.

◈AI can prepare every safe in-app step and open the official flows. It cannot ask for, handle, or bypass passwords, MFA, payment details, provider approval, or platform consent.

Pick a platform to see the exact official pages you need — developer app, OAuth consent, earnings setup, dashboard, and policies. Tap a step and it opens in its own browser window.

AI will ask only for the safe details needed to prepare a real launch. It checks your bridge, validates the setup, and clearly shows any owner action that remains.

◈AI can validate and prepare this workspace. It cannot invent a deployed bridge, approve provider apps, accept OAuth consent, enter secrets, or claim that external publishing is live before those systems confirm it.

The fast live setup already fills safe defaults for you. Add brand, audience, alerts, review URLs, or publishing preferences here when you want more control.

These URLs help generate app-review and consent materials. They are not secrets.

◈Email is used for operational alerts only. Account creation, provider review, credentials, and OAuth consent remain in official provider flows.

Use one click for smart defaults, six platform recipes, webhook routes, the deployment bundle, Zapier, Termux, and the production operations handoff. Zero-cost AI is tried first, and local fallback keeps setup working if the AI service is unavailable.

◈Developer-app recipes and webhook plans are prepared inside this workspace; actual app creation, review, credential issuance, OAuth consent, and live webhook registration require each platform’s official console or your deployed bridge.

Each platform pays creators through its own program with eligibility rules, payout thresholds, tax forms, and payment schedules. This guide shows exactly how to set up payouts for your connected accounts — the app never handles or holds money, but it shows you the real steps to actually receive it.

Real payouts come from platforms paying you directly. Keep your payout info, tax forms, and bank/PayPal details current in every platform dashboard to avoid delays.

Real autonomous publishing requires a backend service with platform-approved OAuth integrations, secure token storage, scheduled workers, and platform-specific compliance controls.

◈Platform-specific compliance controls are required before unattended publishing is enabled.

Configure the handoff details, generate a full-stack deployment pack, and give it to your infrastructure team or deployment pipeline.

Use one checklist per platform. Open the official developer portal, add the generated URLs and scopes, store secrets in your vault, complete review and webhook verification, then mark approval only after the provider confirms it.

◈These checkboxes record your deployment handoff only; they do not create apps, grant approval, store credentials, or claim live webhook access.

Turn the prepared provisioning pack into a runnable bridge with OAuth, encrypted tokens, webhooks, publishing adapters, workers, and deployment files.

◈This automates packaging and handoff. Provider app approval, credentials, infrastructure deployment, and live webhook registration still occur in your production systems.

AI writes the full launch pack automatically: brand voice, a content calendar, platform post templates, legal and compliance templates, and a step-by-step runbook. Download it and publish the ready-made copy.

◈AI drafts the written assets only. Provider apps, credentials, approvals, and infrastructure remain owner actions in official systems.

AI prepares a Zapier webhook handoff and a Termux operator workspace so you can run the reviewed bridge from tools you control.

◈AI can prepare configuration, scripts, routes, and checklists inside this app. It cannot create or authorize a Zap, grant Android permissions, control Termux, access secrets, or execute external commands without your explicit review and action.