Every video you are making — idea, script, SEO and upload date — in one place.
Plan my videos freeMost creators keep ideas in a notes app, scripts in a chat, titles somewhere else — and something is always missing on upload day. A video planner keeps all of it together, so you always know what to make next.
This planner is built for YouTube: it knows the difference between a long video, a Short and an AI-generated video, it marks the days your channel usually does best, and it tells you the next step for every video.
Pick the type when you start. A long video moves through idea, talking points, SEO and upload. A Short gets a second-by-second plan. An AI video gets ready prompts for each clip, to paste into tools like Gemini (Veo).
All three live in the same list and the same calendar, so your channel keeps a healthy mix instead of drifting to one format.
Each video shows a small progress bar and a line like “Next: create SEO”. Videos you have not touched for a while are gathered in one button, so nothing is quietly forgotten.
Saving an idea, a plan or a date updates the list straight away — no page refresh.
Days your channel usually performs well are marked with a star, based on your own uploads. “Plan my week” places ideas on those days for you. On a phone, tap any day to see its videos.
Creating videos, the list and the calendar are free. AI features such as ideas, scripts and plans use coins, shown on each button.
Yes. Shorts get their own plan: what to say, what to show, captions, sound effects and transitions for each part.
From your own channel’s past uploads — the days your videos usually get more views. Until there is enough data, sensible default days are shown.
Yes. It is designed for phones first: big buttons, sheets that open from the bottom and a calendar you can tap.
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