YouTube creators
Creators who want published videos to be easier to find.
Creator API
Verify your channel once, create an API key, and send your new videos directly to FoundOnArdy. New creators are reviewed first. Creators with a good publishing history may later have valid submissions added automatically.
Instead of manually adding each video, a creator or their software can tell FoundOnArdy when content is published. FoundOnArdy does not re-upload the video. It indexes submitted metadata and links users to the original YouTube content.
Creators who want published videos to be easier to find.
Channel managers and editors who handle publishing.
Automation tools working for a creator.
YouTube is the only supported publishing source today.
Verification proves the user controls the channel they claim. It uses official Google/YouTube authorization with YouTube readonly access. It does not allow FoundOnArdy to upload, edit, or delete YouTube videos. The temporary Google access token is used for verification and is not stored as a reusable YouTube token.
New creator submissions normally enter a review queue first. Approved history can allow future valid submissions to be added automatically. FoundOnArdy can return a creator to review or suspend API access if needed.
curl -X POST https://www.foundonardy.com/api/creator/submissions \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $FOA_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"source_platform":"youtube","video_url":"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ","title":"Example: How I organize useful AI videos"}'Language-specific examples are prepared for publication. Until that public repo is published, use this quick start or contact FoundOnArdy for setup help.
Payloads over 512 KB are rejected before parsing.
Public statuses include pending_review, accepted, already_exists, already_submitted, idempotent_replay, invalid, quota_exceeded, rate_limited, unauthorized, and forbidden.
No. Your original video stays on YouTube.
No. Submit only content you own, control, or are authorized to manage.
YouTube readonly access for channel verification only.
Yes. Daily quotas and technical rate limits apply.
YouTube only today.