Every day, creators post clips that live and die inside a single app. The audience on YouTube never sees them — not because the content isn't good, but because cross-posting is tedious: download, re-title, re-describe, re-tag, upload, repeat. For every clip. Forever.
Clipto exists to delete that chore. Point it at a TikTok account, connect your channel, and every new clip is picked up, polished by AI for YouTube search, and published — while you make the next one.
Creators should spend their time creating. Everything that can run itself, should — detection, polish, publishing, retries.
A good system is one you configure once and trust. Clipto is built around durable pipelines, not one-off uploads.
We publish through official routes, encrypt what you trust us with, and are clear that content rights are yours to hold.
Clipto runs on AWS — an API and queue-driven workers over PostgreSQL and Redis — publishes through Buffer's official YouTube integration, and uses modern LLMs for metadata. Keys and credentials are AES-256 encrypted at rest. It's a small, sharp system designed to run unattended.