Windows application

ShortsFactory

Creator workflow and publishing software

ShortsFactory helps creators prepare approved video content, review publication settings, and publish media to explicitly connected social-media destinations.

It is a locally operated, private Windows application. YouTube is one integration in a broader creator workflow.

Support: support@gregoryrelays.com

YouTube integration

Your channel. Your approval.

Connect a Google/YouTube account explicitly. ShortsFactory identifies and displays the exact authorized channel, including its title, handle when available, and channel ID.

Visit YouTube
  1. Connect channelConfirm the exact authorized destination.
  2. ReviewChoose approved media; review title, description, tags, and settings.
  3. ApproveReview the publication plan and preflight; explicitly confirm the upload.
  4. UploadUpload with the YouTube Data API and reconcile processing and visibility.

Currently private uploads only. While the Google/YouTube API project awaits approval, public and unlisted publishing and scheduling remain disabled by application policy.

Locally operated

OAuth credentials and resumable-session secrets are stored in Windows Credential Manager. The application database and its owned backups use a dedicated per-user Windows application-data directory with checked access permissions.

Creator-controlled publishing

YouTube Direct requires affirmative Privacy Policy and Terms acceptance. Every publishing action requires a user-controlled plan, metadata review and preflight, approval, and explicit final confirmation. Only publish media you own or are authorized to publish.