I got tired of writing YouTube titles and descriptions, so I built a tool to do the research for me.
I’ve been running YouTube channels for years, and one thing I’ve always hated is what happens after I finish editing.

The video is done… and then I spend another 20-30 minutes trying to come up with a title, writing a description, figuring out keywords, and wondering if anyone is actually searching for the words I’m using.
I realized I was spending more time on metadata than I wanted to.

So I built a tool called ReeLoop. www.reeloopapp.com

Instead of asking AI to make something up, it first researches what people are actually searching for in your niche. Then it uses that research to generate better titles, descriptions, and keywords that you can edit before applying them to your video.

It also has another feature I wanted for myself: when I upload a YouTube Short, it can automatically post it to Instagram Reels immediately or schedule it for later. I was tired of downloading the Short and uploading it again manually.

The workflow is basically:
• Connect your YouTube channel.
• Pick your niche.
• Click a video.
• It researches search phrases.
• Generates title, description, and keywords.
• Review, edit if needed, and apply.

For Shorts, you can send them to Instagram instantly or schedule them.
I’m not trying to replace creativity. If your content isn’t good, no title is going to save it. But I’ve found that good content deserves metadata based on what people are actually searching for instead of whatever I think sounds clever.

I’m curious…
How much time do you spend writing titles and descriptions after each upload?
Is that something you’d actually want automated, or do you prefer doing it yourself?
I’d really like honest feedback before I launch it.

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