Templated titles, cloned descriptions, identical runtimes — uploads that differ only superficially.
Volume and machine-regular cadence that read as automation rather than authorship.
AI voice or visuals on sensitive topics without the altered-content disclosure set.
The rules keep moving
YouTube merges repetitious and mass-produced content into a single inauthentic-content policy — wider net, same yellow email.
Faceless and automation-heavy channels report demonetization without specific videos cited. Appeal queues stretch to weeks.
Disclosure enforcement tightens on AI narration over news, health and finance. Undisclosed synthetic content becomes the fastest-growing flag.
What this reads
Only public metadata from your last 30 uploads — titles, descriptions, publish times, durations. No login, no private analytics, nothing stored beyond the scan record.
What it can't see
The in-player disclosure label, your analytics, and human-review context. A clear reading isn't a guarantee; a hot reading is specific, fixable exposure.
Run the check before a reviewer does.
30 seconds. No login. The worst case is knowing.