About Uplora

Uplora gives a YouTube creator an approval step between their editor and their channel — so the person cutting the video never needs the password to the account it goes out on.

Why it exists

YouTube has no review step. Any account you give access to can publish straight to the channel, and the only way to let an editor upload is to hand over the login or make them a manager who can publish without asking first. Creators solve it by sharing a password, or by doing every upload themselves at midnight.

Uplora puts the missing gate in. The editor uploads the finished master and writes the listing. The creator watches it, leaves notes pinned to the exact second they are about, and either approves it or sends it back. Only on approval does anything reach YouTube — and it goes out under the creator's own authorisation, which the editor never sees.

Editors and managers are free on every plan. The creator's subscription covers the channel's whole pipeline, not the people standing around it. You can try the entire product for 7 days without a card — see pricing.

Who builds it

Uplora is made by Sanave Tech, a software company founded by , a computer engineer who designs and writes the product himself.

That is the whole team, and it is worth saying plainly rather than implying a department. It means the person who answers contact@uplora.io is the person who wrote the code you are asking about.

What Uplora can and cannot do

  • Can — upload, schedule and publish the videos a creator has approved, and set their titles, descriptions, tags, thumbnails and playlists.
  • Cannot — see a password or a Google sign-in. The connection is an OAuth grant the creator makes and can revoke from their Google account at any time.
  • Cannot — read revenue or channel analytics. Those scopes are not requested.
  • Cannot — edit, unlist or delete anything already on the channel.

The full detail, scope by scope, is on the security page.