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Branchpoint Earth Pipeline

A private desktop tool that prepares publication files and delivers approved content to the Branchpoint Earth channel using YouTube API Services.

The application runs locally on the operator's Windows computer. It is operated by the person responsible for the Branchpoint Earth channel — it is not a service offered by Google or YouTube, and it is not a tool for managing channels that belong to third parties.

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Runs locally on Windows
Manual approval before every upload
No sign-in or forms on this website

What it is

A private pipeline for one channel's publishing work

Branchpoint Earth Pipeline is a desktop application built for the operator of the Branchpoint Earth channel. It supports one specific workflow: preparing a publication package, reviewing it, and sending the approved package to that channel.

The tool is meant to be used by the channel operator on the operator's own computer. It is not offered as a subscription, agency service, or remote management product for other people's channels. The operator of the Branchpoint Earth channel is responsible for how the tool is used and for the content it delivers.

Authentication happens separately from this website: the application opens a browser window on the operator's own computer, where the Google account is connected. This site is informational only. It has no login, no sign-up, no forms, and it stores nothing.

What connecting an account does — and does not do

Connecting a Google account to the desktop application does not publish anything by itself. The current configuration requires manual approval of the complete video package before any upload is executed. No video is sent until the operator reviews the package and runs the authorized publication step.

This page describes only the functions implemented in the current version. It does not promise monetization results, approval by Google, or any outcome that is not described here.

Integration features

What the YouTube integration actually does

The features below are the real functions of the current integration module. Everything the tool does on YouTube happens only when the operator starts an authorized action.

Channel identification

Identifies the authorized channel and verifies its identifier, so the operator can confirm which channel is connected before any publication is prepared.

Approved video delivery

Sends approved videos with the metadata chosen by the operator: title, description, tags, language, visibility, and scheduling.

Thumbnails and subtitles

Sends the selected thumbnail and subtitle files together with each publication package, as part of the same approved submission.

Playlist management

Queries the configured playlist or creates it when it does not exist yet, and adds the uploaded videos to that playlist.

Local submission records

Keeps local records of the submissions performed, including scheduling information, so the operator has an on-disk history of what was sent and when.

Manual approval gate

The current configuration requires manual approval of the video package before it is sent. Automation never replaces the operator's explicit go-ahead.

Publishing workflow

How a publication happens

Every step below runs on the operator's own computer. The operator — not the tool and not Google — decides what is published, where it is published, and when.

Connect the account The application opens a browser window on the operator's computer for Google sign-in. The credentials are entered with Google, never inside this website.
Identify the channel The tool queries the channel's identifier and checks it against the channel the operator intends to publish to.
Prepare the package The operator selects the video file, thumbnail, subtitles, and the metadata: title, description, tags, language, visibility, and scheduling.
Approve manually The current configuration requires the operator to approve the complete package before anything is sent. Nothing is uploaded automatically in the background.
Deliver and record On approval, the tool sends the package to YouTube, adds the video to the configured playlist, and records the submission locally.

Honest limits

Branchpoint Earth Pipeline performs only the functions listed on this page. It does not promise monetization, approval by Google, or any result on YouTube. It is not a service for managing third-party channels, and it does not make decisions about what should be published — the operator does.

Data handling

What is stored, where, and who can ask for deletion

The full privacy policy explains every category of data the tool accesses and how it is handled. In short:

The tool runs locally on Windows. The channel identifier, submission and scheduling records, and OAuth tokens are stored on the operator's own computer.
When the operator executes an authorized publication, the selected videos, thumbnails, subtitles, and metadata are transmitted to Google/YouTube through YouTube API Services.
This website stores nothing: no accounts, no databases, no tokens, no cookies of its own, and no analytics or advertising trackers.
Access can be revoked at any time in Google's security settings, and deletion of the locally stored data can be requested through the support contact below.

Privacy Full privacy policy Data accessed, use, sharing, local storage, retention, revocation, and contact — written for this application. Google Revoke access Manage or revoke the permissions granted to this application in Google's account security settings.

Contact Support contact Questions, privacy requests, and deletion requests: [email protected]. Deletion requests are handled as described in the privacy policy.

Terms of use

The integration features of Branchpoint Earth Pipeline use YouTube API Services. By using those features you agree to be bound by the YouTube Terms of Service.

The tool is provided for the operator's own channel workflow. It is not a hosted service, and it is not intended for managing channels that belong to third parties. Use of the tool must comply with the YouTube Terms of Service and with the terms that govern the Google account being connected.

Data handling by this application is described in the privacy policy. Data handled by Google or YouTube is governed by Google's own policies, including the Google Privacy Policy.