A producer who studies
every video you publish.

It watches the video itself, not the metadata. Four scores — hook, structure, clarity and delivery — roll up into a letter grade, and you get a beat-by-beat map of the video with the beats losing viewers flagged and a ranked list of fixes tied to the second each one happens. Paste a YouTube link, a Meta Ad Library link, or upload the file. Your first analysis is free and needs no card.

Usually it isn't the tags — it's that viewers leave before the payoff. Shorta pinpoints where: it maps the beats of your video, scores the hook, and flags the beats that shed attention with the timestamp attached, so you're fixing a specific second rather than guessing. Connect your channel and your measured YouTube retention curve is overlaid on those beats.

From your own catalogue. Once you connect your YouTube channel, Shorta pulls your videos and their retention curves and looks for patterns across them — which formats hold viewers, what your best openings have in common, where your videos consistently lose people. Findings cite your numbers, not an industry average, and the audit is recomputed as new data syncs. The headline findings are free; the full audit is Producer.

Shorta notices on its own. On Producer your channel is checked for new uploads every few hours — when one appears it is pulled in with its metadata and retention numbers, put through the same read the analyzer gives, and a first read lands in your inbox within 24 hours, usually the same day. Those automatic reads cost 100 credits each from your monthly allotment, the same pool your ad-hoc and competitor analyses use. Comparisons across your back catalogue live in your channel audit, which updates as the new data syncs. You do nothing; the notes are waiting when you check.

Those tell you what to title and tag. Shorta watches the video itself — the hook, the pacing, where your retention actually breaks. Connect your channel and it works from your own back catalogue rather than a generic benchmark, so the notes cite your numbers: your 0:41 drop, your best five openings.

Two plans. Free: a full video analysis on signup with no card, plus connecting your YouTube channel and seeing the headline findings of your channel audit. Producer, $18/month: the full channel audit, automatic analysis of every new upload with a first-read email within 24 hours, and 12,000 credits a month — about 120 video analyses at 100 credits each, covering your automatic, ad-hoc and competitor analyses together. Cancel any time — you keep access through the end of the billing period.