SkyTubeAI writes, voices, edits, captions, clips and schedules your content on its own. Long-form YouTube. Vertical shorts. Ads in fourteen styles. You approve. It ships.
Join the waiting listThis is a full-length YouTube explainer the machine produced end to end: researched, written, voiced, storyboarded, rendered with motion graphics and b-roll, titled, described and thumbnailed.
The ones who found a way to publish every day without being on camera every day. And the ones still waiting until they have time. You already know which group is growing.
Look, here is what it actually costs to stay in the second group:
Hiring a team fixes it for five figures a year. Doing it yourself fixes it until the week you get busy. Neither of those is the answer, and you know it, which is why you are still reading.
Two years ago the hard part of video was making it. Cameras, editors, studios, time. That part broke first, and it broke completely.
So the hard part became deciding and shipping: what to make, in what order, in whose voice, on which platform, every single day, forever. That is not a creative problem. It is an operations problem, and operations problems are exactly what a system solves better than a person.
Most people are still using AI as a tool they open. One prompt, one output, one video, and then they have to do it again tomorrow. That is the slow lane.
The fast lane is a machine that runs the whole loop while you are doing something else. Research, script, voice, edit, caption, clip, schedule, measure, and then use what it measured to write the next one better. That is what this is.
Every video below came out of this platform. Press play on any of them.
A roster of presenters with locked faces and cloned voices. They front your services, they never need a studio, and the script is written for them, not read by them. No filming, ever.
You publish one long video. The machine watches it back, finds the moments that stand alone, cuts them vertical, captions them and writes a different caption for every platform.
Same brief, any look. Pick the style that fits the campaign instead of finding a different studio for each one. These are real renders, not style references.
Reads what is working in your market this week and turns it into topics for your brand, with the source attached.
A full script built on measured structure, in your voice or a presenter's. Cited sources only. No invented numbers.
Voice, b-roll, motion graphics, music, captions, thumbnail. Rendered and ready without an editor touching it.
Every long video becomes clips, shorts and per-platform captions. One recording, a week of content.
Schedules across your platforms, then reads the results back into the next script.
Two places it stops and waits for you: the script, and the moment before it publishes. That is deliberate. Autonomous means it does the work, not that it posts things you have never seen.
It is Tuesday. You have not opened an editor, not set up a light, not written a script. You open your phone and there are four videos waiting for approval, already captioned, already scheduled for the slots that work for your audience.
You approve three, change one line in the fourth, and put your phone down. That is the job now.
Meanwhile:
Full explainers with cited sources, chapters, an SEO description and a thumbnail. Built to clear the monetization floor, not to fill a feed.
Faces and voices that front your brand and never need scheduling. Or your own cloned voice, per video, your choice.
Every long video mined for standalone moments, cut vertical, captioned, and written differently for each platform.
Podcast ads, skeleton ads, claymation, watercolour, motion graphics, archival, and the rest. Same brief, any style.
YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threads and X, on a calendar you can see and change.
Nothing is written without you seeing it. Nothing is published without you approving it. The system is autonomous, not unsupervised.
Let me keep it a hundred percent transparent: this is not a cheap tool subscription, and it is not trying to be. It replaces a job. What a video team costs you in a month, this costs once, and then it runs.
Why a waiting list and not a buy button? Because onboarding a brand into this is real work: your voice, your offers, your platforms, your presenters. We can only bring on so many at once and still do it properly. So the founding group goes first, at founding pricing, and everyone else goes in the order they joined.
No countdown timer on this page. The only thing that runs out is capacity, and when it does you will simply be in the next group.
Two ways in. Take whichever one you would actually finish today.
Takes about twenty seconds. You will get the launch details, the founding price, and first refusal before it opens publicly.
Fifteen minutes. We look at your business, decide out loud whether this fits, and if it does not, we say so.
Every tile is a real video this platform produced. Press any of them.
Nobody opened a design tool for any of these. The system studies what is ranking for the keyword, writes the overlay, and renders it against the presenter fronting that video.
1,068 short clips have come out of the same library.
No. It produces without you, which is the part that takes time. It stops at the script and again before publishing, and both of those need your approval. Autonomous means it does the work, not that it acts unsupervised.
Never, unless you want to be. The presenter cast fronts your content with locked faces and cloned voices, and the long-form videos are narration over motion graphics and b-roll. You can also use your own cloned voice per video.
It is built on your own material, your offers and your rules. And every post carries an AI disclosure, because that is the honest way to run this and the platforms expect it.
YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, Threads and X, through your own connected accounts, with a separate caption written for each one.
Founding pricing is set at launch and goes to the waiting list first. It is a premium service, priced against what a video team costs, not against a tool subscription.
Those make one video when you open them. This runs the loop: it decides what to make, makes it, cuts it up, schedules it, measures it, and writes the next one better. The video is the easy part now. The loop is the product.
Yes. It runs multiple brands, each with its own voice, presenters, platforms and calendar. Talk to us on the call about how that is set up.
The founding group goes first, in the order people joined the list. Join and you will know before anyone else.
Stop waiting. Start building.