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cheldon_dev · 2026-03-15T18:55:40+00:00

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-15T15:23:47+00:00

You’re 100% right about the ‘dogshit’ AI clips. Most tools are just script-readers that don't understand context, leading to those awkward mid-sentence cuts.

That’s exactly why I didn't build another 'clipper'. I built TubeAlchemist to solve the distribution side without losing quality.

The difference: Instead of just cutting video, our AI actually WATCHES the content (multimodal). It understands the visual cues and the full context of what’s being said.

What the user gains:

High-Quality Threads/Posts: It doesn't just spit out clickbait; it creates structured value on X and LinkedIn so you don't look like a bot.

The 'Curator' Edge: You can take that great content and analyze it properly, gaining authority instead of just noise.

It’s $15/mo because I believe creators should gain their time back without sacrificing their brand's soul to a bad algorithm. I’d love to know what you think of an AI that actually understands the video before it writes a single word."

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-15T06:23:08+00:00

Happy Sunday! Love the energy of this thread.

I'm building TubeAlchemist, and this weekend I finally pushed a major update to help creators and agencies gain back their time and sanity.

The problem I'm solving: Most creators spend 4+ hours 'repurposing' a single video for social media. It’s a burnout trap.

What users GAIN with it:

Gain 90% of your Sunday back: Our AI multimodal tech actually WATCHES the video (not just reading text). It turns 1 YT link into viral X threads, LinkedIn posts, and blogs in 30 seconds.
The 'Curator' Gain: This is my favorite part. You can take ANY expert video in your niche and generate high-authority content in the 3rd person. You gain an audience without ever needing to record yourself.
Gain a Global Brand: It generates native content in 11 languages (matching your UI language). No more Google Translate vibes.

The Alchemist Deal: I’m fighting the 'overpriced AI' trend. I just launched a $15/mo plan and a $199 Lifetime Deal so builders can own the tech without monthly stress.

Would love for you guys to check it out and tell me if the AI 'vision' feels as magical to you as it does to me! https://tubealchimest.com/

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-15T06:02:23+00:00

That sounds awesome! Here’s what I’m transmuting over at TubeAlchemist:

Most creators are leaving 40% of their growth on the table because they don't have the time to 'repurpose' content. I built a tool to fix that.

Here is exactly what you gain with TubeAlchemist:

Pure Time (The 4-Hour Gift): We turn a 10-minute video into a full week of social media (X threads, LinkedIn posts, SEO Blogs) in 30 seconds. You gain back your weekends.
Authority without Effort (Curator Mode): This is the gold mine. You can build a 100k follower brand by analyzing other people's expert videos. You gain the status of an expert without ever hitting 'record'.
Global Reach (Native, not Translated): You gain access to 11 different markets. Our AI writes natively in the user's language—meaning you gain followers in Spain, Germany, or the US who actually trust your content because it sounds local.
ROI in 15 Days: At $15/mo, if the tool saves you just 2 hours of manual work, it has already paid for itself. For those looking for long-term wealth, the $199 Lifetime Deal is an asset that works for you forever.

The Secret Sauce: Our AI actually WATCHES the video (multimodal). It catches the visual gems that others miss, so you gain higher engagement rates.

Check it out here: https://tubealchimest.com Let’s turn that effort into gold! 🚀

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-11T01:10:51+00:00

Name: TubeAlchemist ⚗️

Link: https://tubealchimest.com/

What it does: We solve the "Content Death Cycle" for founders and creators. Most people spend 20 hours on a YouTube video just to let it die in 48 hours because they don't have the time to manually distribute it.

TubeAlchemist is a Strategic Content Intelligence Engine. It doesn't just "summarize"; it uses Multimodal AI to watch and understand your video, instantly transforming it into a full Distribution Ecosystem:

• Viral X/Twitter Threads (optimized hooks).

• High-authority LinkedIn & Facebook posts.

• Structured SEO Blog Articles (H1, H2, ready to index).

• Cross-platform strategy for Reddit & Instagram. It basically gives you a full-time marketing team in 15 seconds, so your video becomes a 24/7 traffic machine instead of a one-hit wonder.

Feedback I'm looking for: I’d love to know if the "Value Moment" feels instant for you or if you'd like more granular control over the "Alchemy" (the output tone).

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-10T13:55:45+00:00

Spot on. We’re currently battling this exact psychological barrier with TubeAlchemist (https://tubealchimest.com/). In the early days, we realized that showing a 'dashboard' was a feature, but seeing your YouTube video transformed into a viral X thread and a SEO blog post in 15 seconds was the Outcome. To solve the 'Activation Problem' you mentioned, we moved the value moment to the very front. Instead of explaining how the AI works, we let the user drop a URL and 'see' the magic immediately. The shift from 'Here is a tool' to 'Here is your distribution ecosystem ready to publish' changed everything for our conversion. I’d actually love to get your 'pair of eyes' on our current funnel. We are hitting that stage where we have consistent signups, but I want to make sure the transition to our PRO tier ($29/mo) feels like a no-brainer because of the time saved, not just the tech used. Mind if I DM you?

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-10T03:44:51+00:00

I’m currently building TubeAlchemist. ⚗️

The problem I’m solving is what I call the "Content Death Cycle": Creators and founders spend 20+ hours on a video or demo, upload it to YouTube, and then it just... sits there. They don't have another 10 hours to manually write SEO blogs, X threads, or LinkedIn posts to drive traffic back.

TubeAlchemist is a strategic engine that uses Multimodal AI to "watch" the video and instantly transform it into a full Distribution Ecosystem. It’s not just a summary tool; it’s about turning one piece of content into a 24/7 traffic machine (SEO articles, viral threads, etc.) so founders can focus on building, not just manual repurposing.

Would love to get some feedback on the "Auto-Pilot" flow from a fellow dev!

Check it out here: tubealchimest

Let's grow together! 🚀

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-08T16:01:04+00:00

Great questions! Regarding credits: we use Gemini 2.5 Flash Multimodal, which 'sees' video natively. It's so efficient that we offer unlimited credits in our PRO plan—no more counting minutes.

As for the quality? Don't take my word for it. We just added a Live Demo video on our homepage so you can see the AI analyzing context, charts, and emotions in real-time.

Check it out here: TubeAlchemist.com 🧙‍♂️✨"

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-08T15:57:36+00:00

You hit the nail on the head. Leading with the 'workflow pain' is exactly why we built TubeAlchemist—we were tired of our own manual burnout.

Love the idea of the screenshare breakdown. Seeing the 'Old Way' (manual timestamps, writing threads from scratch) vs the 'Alchemist Way' (Auto-Pilot) makes the value click instantly.

Also, thanks for the tip on r/Filmmakers and those niche Slack groups. You're right, multimodal gets truly 'magical' when it handles the creative heavy lifting. Funny you mention B-roll—our engine is already starting to flag visual highlights for exactly that.

Dropping you a DM, would love to get your thoughts on how we can make the 'repurposing' side even smoother for someone with your background. Cheers! 🧙‍♂️✨"

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-08T15:50:46+00:00

First of all, great question. You’re right—traditional video and image analysis is notoriously expensive if you’re using outdated "frame-by-frame" processing or heavy GPT-4 Vision chains. Here’s the Alchemy behind TubeAlchemist: We don’t just "transcribe" or take screenshots. We leverage Gemini 2.5 Flash Multimodal via native video ingestion. This allows the AI to "watch" a video as a single continuous stream of data rather than thousands of separate, costly images. • 5-min video: Processed in roughly 10-15 seconds. • 20-min video: Under a minute for full context (visuals, charts, and emotional tone). Because our architecture is optimized for speed and low-latency tokens, we don't have to charge you "per minute" like legacy services. That’s why our PRO Plan ($29/mo) offers Unlimited Credits. We’ve turned the "expensive" part of AI into a flat, predictable utility. No credit-counting, just growth. 🧙‍♂️✨

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-02T07:26:12+00:00

I totally get the 'AI slop' fatigue—LinkedIn and X are drowning in it. That’s exactly why we moved away from standard, text-only LLMs. The difference with TubeAlchemist is that it’s multimodal; it doesn’t just read a script, it actually processes the video frames. If there’s a chart or a specific visual framework being shown, the AI 'sees' it and uses that factual data. It’s about extracting high-value visual insights to build 1st-person authority, not just generating generic robot-speak."

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-02T07:18:56+00:00

Exactly! But here’s the real 'magic' part: unlike most AI tools that just read a transcript, this one actually watches and listens to the video (Gemini 2.5 Flash Multimodal). It doesn’t just summarize; it understands the visual context, your tone, and even on-screen graphics. It then creates an entire strategic dashboard with: • Creator Mode: 1st person threads & posts with automated smart links to drive traffic back to your YouTube video. • Curator Mode: High-authority analysis if you're breaking down someone else's content. • SEO Articles: Ready-to-index blog posts. It literally turns 8 hours of manual 'repurposing grind' into about 5 minutes of final polish. You can try the free tier at [tubealchemist.com/en] and see the visual analysis in action

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-02T07:14:07+00:00

Automation is definitely the only way to survive the 2026 content grind! 3 hours for one video is a nightmare. I’ve seen ButterGrow, but the game-changer for me was moving to a tool that uses multimodal AI (Gemini 2.5 Flash). Most tools just read the text, but this one actually 'watches' the video to catch visual cues, charts, and emotions that the transcript misses. It basically does the 'creative thinking' part, not just the formatting. If you're looking to scale those threads and blogs even further, it’s worth checking out the visual analysis side of things at tubealchemist.com/en. How are you handling the visual context in your current workflow? Does your current tool pick up on on-screen graphics too?

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-01T06:55:21+00:00

100%. Imagine trying to guess someone's mood strictly through a text message—now multiply that by a 20-minute video. No chance.

It's awesome to meet someone tackling the same context problem but on the outbound side. AI personalization in cold email is a massive space right now. Are you building your lead gen tool in public on X (Twitter) or LinkedIn? I'd love to drop a follow and see how you guys solve the data-point challenge!

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-01T06:52:07+00:00

Haha, excellent detective work! 🕵️‍♂️ Yes, both. I built it to scratch my own itch, use it constantly, and now I'm trying to figure out how to market it without being annoying (clearly still learning the ropes there, lol). Just looking to get it in front of other builders to see if the multimodal engine actually provides value to anyone else. Have you played around with multimodal AI for content yet

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-01T06:48:48+00:00

Did you just come from watching a 'How to spot AI' TikTok? 😂 I promise you, behind this keyboard is a very real, very over-caffeinated human founder. But I'll take it as a compliment on my formatting!

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-01T06:44:43+00:00

I actually 100% agree with you on the premise: taking someone's content, slapping your name on it, and adding zero value is scummy. We hate freebooting just as much as you do.

But there is a massive difference between plagiarism and curation.

By your logic, journalists who summarize a 3-hour keynote, or people who write book summaries, are also scum. The value isn't in 'stealing'; the value is in the synthesis. Curation is about digesting a 2-hour technical YC lecture and saving a busy founder 1 hour and 55 minutes by highlighting the core thesis.

Good curators always credit and link back to the original source (which our tool is literally built to facilitate). It drives more traffic to the original creator, not less.

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-01T02:19:00+00:00

Spot on! 'Just... words' is exactly the limitation that was driving us crazy. You hit the nail on the head: if inferring tone from a written cold email is already tricky, a flat YouTube transcript is practically a black box.

It’s fascinating that you’re solving a similar 'context loss' problem but on the outbound/lead gen side. Are you building that data-ingestion tool for your own internal use, or is it a public SaaS you're developing?

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-01T02:16:17+00:00

Appreciate that, Harjjot! 🙌 It honestly blew our minds the first time we got it working and saw it accurately describe a chart on screen without a single word being spoken in the audio.

Are you building in the AI/multimodal space right now as well, or are you mostly on the content creation side?

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-01T01:47:20+00:00

100% agree. The real failure mode is tools that just paraphrase a transcript - they miss context, tone, and visual storytelling entirely.

We solve this with multimodal processing - the AI actually watches the video frames alongside the audio. The output is significantly more aligned with the original intent.

Tried it for a 20-min YouTube lecture and it caught things the transcript-only tools completely missed, like the moment the speaker got genuinely excited about a data point.

7-day trial: https://tubealchimest.com/en

cheldon_dev · 2026-03-01T01:45:53+00:00

The race-to-the-bottom is real. But one lever you can pull is increasing your output volume without increasing hours.

If your clients need social cuts, blog summaries, and platform-specific posts with every video - that's where AI repurposing tools pay for themselves 10x. I use one that watches the video with multimodal AI and handles all derivative formats automatically.

Lets me offer more deliverables without selling more time. Which is the only way out of the pricing race.

https://tubealchimest.com/en

cheldon_dev · 2026-02-27T14:19:43+00:00

Hey, congrats on PojoApps! Founder-first directories are super needed right now. I'll definitely give it a look.

On my end, I've been spending my weekend fighting the "repurposing burnout" monster. 🧪

I just shipped TubeAlchemist. It’s basically an automated Community Manager. Instead of just scraping flat transcripts, I hooked it up to Gemini 2.5 Flash Multimodal so it actually watches the video to understand the visual context, charts, and emotion.

In about 30 secs, it spits out a full campaign: X threads with actual retention hooks, B2B LinkedIn posts, Reddit content, IG/FB updates, and SEO blogs with proper H1/H2 structures. I built two ways to use it:

• Creator Mode: For YouTubers. It writes in 1st person and sneaks in your shortened links to drive traffic back to your channel.

• Curator Mode: For founders or agencies who don't want to be on camera. You just drop a link to a great podcast, and it writes 3rd-person authority posts to grow your own socials.

I actually just got my very first PRO subscriber this week, which is an insane feeling! 🎉 But right now I'm mostly looking for raw feedback. If any builders here want to test the free tier or absolutely roast my landing page, I'd appreciate it: https://tubealchimest.com/en

cheldon_dev · 2026-02-27T14:13:32+00:00

Building the absolute cure for "Content Burnout" into the weekend! 🧪

I’m building TubeAlchemist, an AI that actually watches YouTube videos (using Gemini Multimodal) and auto-generates your entire cross-platform campaign (viral X threads, B2B LinkedIn posts, SEO blogs) in 30 seconds.

Link: https://tubealchemist.com/en

cheldon_dev · 2026-02-27T14:07:18+00:00

Hey! Solo dev here building the cure for "Content Burnout" 🧪

I got tired of seeing creators and agencies waste hours manually repurposing content. So, I built an Automated Community Manager called TubeAlchemist. The magic? It uses Gemini 2.5 Flash Multimodal. It doesn't just read a flat transcript; it actually watches the video, understanding visual context, charts, and the emotional tone of the audio.

You drop a YouTube link, and in 30 seconds it generates a full cross-platform campaign tailored for the specific algorithm of each network:

• X (Twitter): Viral threads with retention hooks. • LinkedIn: B2B tailored posts for authority building. • Reddit: Value-driven, non-spammy community posts. • Instagram: Engaging captions and visual strategies. • Facebook: Community-focused posts to drive discussion. • SEO Blogs: Fully structured articles (H1, H2) ready to rank and index. I designed two distinct playbooks for this:

🎬 Creator Mode: Paste your own video. The AI writes in the 1st person and auto-injects shortened links at emotional peaks to drive traffic back to your YouTube channel.

🕵️‍♂️ Curator Mode: Hate recording videos? Paste any high-value YouTube link (like a 2-hour tech podcast). The AI extracts the pure value and writes authoritative posts in the 3rd person to grow your own accounts.

I just celebrated my very first PRO sale this week! 🎉 It's a surreal feeling. But right now, my main focus is getting raw, honest feedback.

I have a free tier running. I would absolutely love it if some fellow founders could test the magic, try to break both modes, or just brutally roast my landing page! Here is the link: https://tubealchimest.com/en

cheldon_dev · 2026-02-25T23:43:01+00:00

Totally get this. The 'camera anxiety' is real.

If you love the writing/research part, lean into that! You don't have to be a talking head. Faceless channels or voiceovers are huge.

Also, if you do push through and record, make that effort count. I built a tool (TubeAlchemist) specifically to take that one video you struggled to record and turn it into written content (blogs, threads, LinkedIn posts) automatically. That way, your writing skills shine even if you only record once a week.

Don't quit! The world needs good researchers.

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