
Every episode on one board
See each episode's stage at a glance. Open any card to step in, tweak a scene or send it back.
Start Your Channel turns one idea into a researched, scripted, voiced and fully animated YouTube episode. You choose the topic and approve every stage. A crew of AI agents does the rest, from the first source to the final cut.
Every episode moves through the same stages. Each one ends at a gate: the crew stops, shows you the work, and waits for your approval before it moves on.
A channel is more than one video. The studio keeps the whole show running: what's in production, what airs next, and the rules every episode follows.

See each episode's stage at a glance. Open any card to step in, tweak a scene or send it back.

Set a cadence and the queue lines up scored ideas for each slot, mixing topics so the channel never repeats itself.

Pick the narrator, cap what each episode may spend, and set the length. Every run follows these rules.
These episodes run on Abhi Explains, my own Hindi channel about money and the economy. Every one was planned, written, voiced and animated on this platform.





No stock footage, no templates. Every frame is drawn in HTML, SVG and JavaScript, so each episode gets its own characters, places and camera moves.
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I've been building apps since 2013. In July 2026 I left my job to do the thing I kept thinking about: telling stories with animation.
I started a YouTube channel to explain money in plain Hinglish: why petrol costs what it does, who really pays for a sale discount, how the rupee moves. I quickly learned that one good long-form explainer takes days of research, writing, voice work and animation. Most people with something worth saying never get past that wall.
So I built myself a crew. First a research helper, then a script writer, then agents that draw scenes, add sound and check the cut. Every episode on my channel now goes through it, and every week it gets better.
Start Your Channel is that crew, opened up. If you have knowledge, a business or a story, you shouldn't need a studio to share it. You bring the ideas and the judgement. The crew does the heavy lifting.
I'm onboarding a small group of creators, educators and brands. Email me what you'd make, and I'll reply personally.