Wedio — the channel manager that shows its receipts. And learns from them, with you.

No. Every action lands in your inbox as a proposal with its evidence and its confidence. Nothing is applied until you approve it, every applied change is written to an audit log, and a thumbnail can be restored to the previous version with one click.

They are dashboards and browser extensions: they surface metrics and suggestions, and you do the work. Wedio is a manager — it diagnoses, drafts the actual fix (the title, a thumbnail rendered in your channel's own style, translated captions), applies and even publishes once you approve, then measures the result against your own videos and learns what works on your channel. The difference shows up a week later: they gave you a suggestion; Wedio gives you a verdict.

Both. Wedio watches your niche as well as your channel: it drafts ideas worth making next, each carrying its provenance — why this topic, why now. And when a video is ready, it packages the upload: title, description, a thumbnail rendered in your channel's own style, your captions carried over with translated tracks alongside, and a publish scheduled for the slot you choose. All of it waits for your approval, like everything else.

No. A chatbot answers the question you thought to ask. Wedio's agent runs a loop you don't have to drive: it scans your channel every morning, diagnoses which videos are leaking viewers and why, writes the specific fix with the evidence behind it, waits for your approval, applies it, and then measures the result against control videos from your own channel — booking the verdict even when the verdict is that it made things worse. Ask a general chatbot for a title and it will write you a confident one, with no idea what your audience did last week and no way of ever telling you whether it worked.

A plain before-and-after is easy to fool — channels swing for reasons that have nothing to do with your title. Wedio compares each change against similar videos on your own channel over the same window (a difference-in-differences design), and only three verdicts exist: improved, regressed, inconclusive. Small channels produce many inconclusives. That's honesty, not failure.

Yes. Wedio benchmarks against your channel's own history — never public “good CTR” numbers, which are folklore — and it carries a dedicated strategy tier for channels that the median-based plays can't serve yet. It also refuses to fake certainty: with thin data you get an honest inconclusive rather than an invented win.

Yes. Shorts have their own strategies and are always judged against your other Shorts — never against long-form numbers, where the comparison would be meaningless.

Wedio connects through Google OAuth and reads your YouTube analytics — impressions, click-through rate, retention, traffic sources — plus your public metadata. Credentials are stored encrypted and never leave the server, and your data is never sold or shared. Disconnect anytime: the channel disappears from Wedio immediately and all of its data is permanently deleted after a 3-day grace window.

Your plan covers everything Wedio does on its own schedule — the morning scans, diagnoses, next-video ideas, and measurement. Credits cover what you ask for directly: chat, deep-dives, images, and publishes beyond your plan's allowance. Every plan grants a monthly credit allowance, and the app shows the exact credit price before anything debits. You're never charged silently.

Wedio is in a private beta and onboards channels in small batches so each one gets real attention. Send your channel and we'll be in touch — you start on the Free plan, and nothing is ever charged without you explicitly picking a paid tier.