oldyak

A publishing tool for short-form video creators.

What this application is

oldyak is a publishing tool for creators of short-form video. It takes finished episodes and publishes them to the creator's own connected channels — YouTube and TikTok — together with their titles, descriptions, tags and thumbnails.

It is built for creators who produce AI-assisted short drama series and want a repeatable, scriptable way to release episodes to their own audience on a regular schedule, without hand-uploading each one.

What it does

Reads finished video files and their metadata from the creator's own rendering workflow.
Publishes each episode to the creator's connected YouTube channel, together with its title, description, tags and thumbnail.
Marks the published content as synthetic / AI-generated, in line with YouTube's disclosure requirements for AI-produced media.
Reads back basic channel information (channel name, video count) so the creator can confirm that a publication succeeded.
Keeps a local record of episodes already published, so nothing is released twice.

How it uses Google user data

The application requests two Google OAuth scopes:

youtube.upload — to publish the creator's own video files to the channel that granted access.
youtube.readonly — to verify the channel's name and basic statistics after a publication.

Both scopes are used only for the channel that granted access. The application never reads or modifies any other Google or YouTube account.

Data handling

Authentication tokens and publication records are stored locally on the machine that runs the tool. No Google user data is transmitted to, stored on, or shared with any third party, and none of it is sold. Full details are in the Privacy Policy.

Contact

Questions about this application, or requests relating to your data: 454840@qq.com