Content Creators

Are you a content creator?

Help people discover your content on FoundOnArdy. If you make useful YouTube videos, tutorials, articles, or learning links, FoundOnArdy can make them easier to find by search.

Is this for me?

This is for creators who want useful content to be found later.

FoundOnArdy helps people search a shared database of learning content, then save the best records into their private Desktop. If your content teaches something useful, a good listing can help the right person find it when they search.

Why add your content?

Search can help your older and newer work stay discoverable.

Videos can disappear inside feeds after a few days. FoundOnArdy is search-first. It helps people find useful content by topic, creator, source, language, duration, and safe transcript matches. When someone opens your content, they go to the original YouTube page or source site.

Get started

Start simple. Automate later if you need it.

  1. 1Create a free FoundOnArdy account.
  2. 2Add a useful YouTube video or other link through the site.
  3. 3Check that the title, summary, language, and topics are clear.
  4. 4Use the Creator API later if you want to automate YouTube submissions.

Manual or automatic

You can add content through the site or through the Creator API.

Manual adding

Use the Add Content page after login. This is best when you have a few links or want to check the wording yourself.

Creator API

Use the Creator API if you or your tools want to submit published YouTube videos automatically. The technical page explains setup, keys, and examples.

Review first

New API creators are reviewed first.

New Creator API submissions normally go through review before they appear in the index. Trusted creators may later have valid submissions added automatically. This keeps FoundOnArdy useful and avoids spam, without sharing private review rules.

Next steps

Choose the path that fits you.

Create an account for normal creator onboarding and manual content adding. Use the Creator API page or developer docs if you are technical.