Always-On Automation

New video published. Shorts generated automatically.

Connect any YouTube playlist and Longwave watches it around the clock. The moment a new video is published, processing kicks off automatically - clips, captions, thumbnails, scheduling. You do nothing.

New video detected - processing…

Set up once. Run forever.

Add a playlist URL, activate monitoring, and never manually submit a video again.

Monitoring: Active ✓

Anwendungsfälle

The ultimate set-and-forget for busy creators

📺

Regular YouTubers

Every long-form upload instantly spawns a batch of Shorts - without adding a step to your workflow.

🎙️

Podcast networks

Monitor multiple show feeds and turn every episode into Shorts automatically.

📰

News channels

Breaking videos hit Shorts in minutes - before competitors even notice a new upload.

💼

Corporate channels

Auto-clip every product launch, webinar, and event replay without involving the video team.

🎓

EdTech channels

Continuously grow a Shorts audience from an ever-growing library of course content.

🏋️

Fitness channels

Weekly workout uploads automatically become daily Shorts tips that drive channel subscriptions.

🔬

Tech channels

Every product review or deep-dive becomes Shorts highlight clips that reach the algorithm.

🎭

Multi-creator networks

Monitor dozens of channels and auto-clip all of them from a single dashboard.

Was Sie bekommen

Zero-latency automation powered by webhooks

PubSubHubbub webhooks

We subscribe to YouTube's PubSubHubbub (WebSub) feed for each monitored channel. YouTube pushes a notification the moment a video is published - no polling delay, no missed videos.

Instant trigger on publish

Processing kicks off within seconds of a new video appearing on YouTube - not on a polling schedule, but on the live webhook event.

Infinite loop prevention

When we publish Shorts to your channel, YouTube would normally trigger our own webhook again. We check if the incoming video ID is one we uploaded - and skip it automatically.

Back catalog processing

Activate a playlist and choose to process the last N videos of existing content - catch up on your back catalog in one click.

Monitor health dashboard

See every monitored playlist, its webhook subscription status, last sync time, and number of videos processed - all from the Playlist Monitor page.

Any public YouTube channel

You can monitor any public YouTube channel or playlist - not just your own. Perfect for agencies managing client channels or curating content from multiple sources.

Wie es funktioniert

How playlist monitoring works

01

Webhook subscription

When you activate a playlist, we call the PubSubHubbub hub and subscribe to the YouTube Atom feed for that channel. YouTube immediately starts pushing notifications for every new video published to that channel.

Webhook subscribed ✓
02

Webhook received → job created

When YouTube pushes a new video notification, our webhook endpoint validates the request, checks it's not a video we uploaded ourselves, creates a processing job, and adds the video to the playlist_videos table.

Job created: auto_triggered: true
03

Full pipeline runs automatically

The worker claims the job, runs the full processing pipeline (transcript → AI analysis → clip cutting → captions → thumbnails), and queues all clips for scheduled publishing - completely without any user action.

8 clips queued from new episode

Flexibler Arbeitsablauf

Monitor every video or hand-pick what gets processed

Full auto-monitoring for every upload, or selective processing for specific videos.

Always On

Auto Mode

Every new video on the monitored playlist is automatically processed into Shorts.

  1. 1Add a YouTube playlist or channel URL to the monitor
  2. 2Activate monitoring - webhook is registered with YouTube automatically
  3. 3Every new video triggers processing without any manual action
  4. 4Clips are generated, scheduled, and published continuously
Selective Processing

Custom Mode

Browse monitored playlist videos and choose which ones to process.

  1. 1Add a playlist to monitor - new videos are detected but not auto-processed
  2. 2Browse the video library and select specific videos to process
  3. 3Use batch-process to handle multiple videos at a set rate (10/25/50/all)
  4. 4Process the back catalog on demand without committing to full automation

Warum kurze Shorts

Kurze Shorts gegen Opus Clip

Die nutzungsabhängige Preisgestaltung bedeutet, dass Sie 0,20 $ pro veröffentlichten Short bezahlen - mehr nicht. Keine Abonnements, keine Obergrenzen, keine Überraschungen.

Merkmal
Kurze Shorts
Opus-Klemme
Preismodell
Bezahlung pro veröffentlichten Kurzfilm ($0,20)
Monatliches Abonnement ($19-$199/mo)
Clips pro $1
5 Clips pro Dollar
0,25-2 Clips pro Dollar
Monatliche Obergrenze
Keine - zahlen Sie nur für das, was veröffentlicht wird
Harte Obergrenze je nach Planstufe
Automatisches Veröffentlichen auf X
Ja - vollständige X/Twitter-Pipeline
Nicht unterstützt
Automatische Wiederaufladung
Konfigurierbarer Saldoaufschlag
Nein
Geplante Veröffentlichung
Zeitnischen zur Hauptsendezeit pro Plattform
Nur manuell
Überwachung der Wiedergabeliste
Automatische Verarbeitung jedes neuen Uploads
Manueller Auslöser
Benutzerdefinierte Overlays
Voller Branding-Designer
Nur Vorlagen auf den unteren Ebenen
API-Zugang
Ja - programmatische Clip-Erstellung
Nur für Unternehmen

FAQ

Haben Sie Fragen?

The most hands-off Shorts strategy possible.

Add your channel. Activate monitoring. Let Longwave handle everything from the next video, forever.

$0,20 pro veröffentlichten Short - Kein Abonnement - Jederzeit kündbar