Autoretto.

Automated YouTube Uploading

Stop Uploading YouTube Videos Manually

Autoretto handles the entire upload cycle for music channels: it generates the content, runs quality checks, passes a YouTube TOS review, and publishes at your channel's optimal time - every week, without you doing it manually.

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What automated uploading looks like with Autoretto

Autoretto doesn't just schedule pre-made videos. It generates the complete release - audio, artwork, metadata, and video - then verifies and publishes it through a strict gate:

A publish is only ever claimed after a real, verified upload

Autoretto doesn't mark a release as published unless it receives a confirmed upload ID from YouTube. No false positives. The release library shows every artifact - the MP4, audio, artwork, and live YouTube URL.

Uploading on your schedule, not when you remember

Autoretto learns your audience's real best days and hours from your channel analytics, then publishes each release at the optimal slot automatically. Or set your own fixed schedule. Either way, your channel posts consistently - which is the single biggest factor in channel growth.

Full autopilot or review before upload

On full autopilot, everything runs without you touching it: the loop generates the release, it clears quality and TOS gates, and it goes live on schedule. On hold-for-review, Autoretto builds the complete release - audio, video, metadata - and waits for your approval before uploading. You stay in control of what goes live.

Frequently asked questions

Does Autoretto use the official YouTube API?

Yes. Autoretto uses the official YouTube Data API through Google OAuth. You approve access on Google's own consent screen - no third-party credentials or unofficial methods.

Can Autoretto upload to multiple channels?

Currently one YouTube channel per account. Multi-channel support is planned for a future release.

What happens if an upload fails?

Autoretto tracks upload status and only marks a release as published after receiving a verified upload confirmation from YouTube. Failed uploads are flagged in your release library so you can review and retry.

Can I see a history of everything uploaded?

Yes. The release library keeps every artifact from every release: the MP4, audio file, artwork, metadata, and live YouTube link.