Kinzo

In short: Kinzo brings you YouTube video ideas every week. You add your own take, and Zoé, your AI copywriter, writes the script with a source next to every figure. Nothing is ever posted to YouTube for you.

What Kinzo is for

• Ideas of the week, fitted to your topic, with "Why now".
• Short (60 s) or long (8 min) scripts, with sourced facts.
• Zoé, your copywriter in My office, can also suggest ideas and write scripts.

Your first scripts

1. In your YLC account, tap My apps, then Kinzo, or go to kinzo.ylcnetwork.com.
2. In Your channel, click Connect my YouTube channel. This is optional: Kinzo only reads your channel's name and picture.
3. In Your channel's direction, fill in the Topic, Video language, Audience and Tone, then click Save.
4. Click Get this week's ideas.
5. On an idea, click Write the script. Write Your take (at least 40 characters), choose the Length and AI model, then click Write the script.
6. Read the script, tick both boxes (facts checked, rights to everything the video will use) and click Approve this script.

What it costs

• Ideas of the week: free (3 batches per week per channel).
• A short script: 1 credit, in Express or Premium.
• A long script: 1 credit in Express, 3 in Premium.
• Searching the web for sourced facts: 2 extra credits.

The total shows before writing starts. If the AI fails, your credits are refunded.

If it doesn't work

• "Set your channel's topic first.": fill in Your channel's direction and save.
• "Add your take (at least 40 characters).": Kinzo doesn't write without your own view.
• "That's 3 batches of ideas this week. New ones on Monday.": wait for Monday.
• "Tick both boxes to approve." and "Some figures have no source yet.": check the figures before approving.
• "Same format as your last approved script.": approve a script of the other length first.
• "Not enough credits. Top up from your YLC account.": top up, or switch to Express.

See also

• Didra
• How many credits each action costs
• Your office and your AI team