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YouTube SEO tools for Safari featuring Apple Intelligence
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YouTube SEO tools for Safari featuring Apple Intelligence
58 followers
Find videos outperforming their channels, research YouTube keywords, and track your search rankings without leaving Safari. While your video uploads, CreatorHat transcribes it on your Mac and uses Apple Intelligence to suggest titles and a description inside YouTube Studio. Your transcript and AI writing stay on your Mac. $29.99/year after a 7-day trial, with no separate AI bill. Requires macOS 26+; AI features need Apple Intelligence.
Census
Hey Product Hunt, nice to see you again! I make YouTube videos and built CreatorHat for creators who work in Safari.
One thing that's always bugged me about YouTube is that while you upload a video, you still have a bunch to do that YouTube can't and doesn't bother helping you with. Like titles, descriptions and tags.
But what if we transcribe the video while its uploading. And then use Apple Intelligence to help with all those things before YouTube even has the video!
It's a huge help in the upload process.
CreatorHat also does some useful SEO stuff right in Safari for you: comparing videos on your channel, competitor channels, keyword research and more. There's some services out there like vidIQ and TubeBuddy that do this well, but they ignore Safari! :)
So all of this is on your Mac and in Safari. Never goes to a third party or server of mine.
It's on the Mac App Store for $29.99 a year with a 7-day trial. You'll need macOS 26 or later, and Apple Intelligence for the AI features.
I'd love to hear which part of researching or publishing your videos takes more time than it should.
Dial
transcribing during the upload window instead of after is a smart use of otherwise-dead time. genuine question on the on-device transcription - how does it hold up on niche jargon or brand names that a general model wouldn't know, since that's usually where auto-generated titles/tags go wrong for smaller channels?
Census
@galdayan thanks! Oh for sure, it struggles with niche jargon and brand names. One idea I want to try is pulling in more context from your previous videos, so it has a little help recognizing the names and terms you use.