Oct 2026Brief and outline fixes

Write your YouTube scripts in your own voice.

Neveshte learns your channel once, then helps you research, outline and draft every video the way you'd say it.

Free to join. Invites go out in small batches.

The Neveshte script editor: Sarah's script, One-pan lemon chicken for busy weeknights, written as sections. In the assistant beside it, she asks to make the hook shorter and keep the opener, and a suggested edit to the hook waits with Apply and Dismiss.

Creator DNA

It starts with your channel.

Paste your channel link. Neveshte reads your recent videos and drafts how you sound, who you talk to and how your videos are built.

Setup reads your videos.

No questionnaire. Your profile, voice and starter templates come from what you've already made.

Channel setup for Theo Tests Tech: language and category detected, videos read, and a drafted profile, a voice called Dry and direct, and three starter templates.

Measured from how you talk.

Speaking speed, sentence length and the phrases you actually use.

Theo's voice, Dry and direct: 165 words per minute, sentences of about 11 words, and the tone traits Direct, Witty and Analytical.

Your structure, every time.

Starter templates matched to your videos, or 70 more in the library.

Theo's Long-term review template, seven sections in order: Hook, Verdict up front, What I used it for, What held up, What didn't, Who should buy it, each with its section type and length.

Same idea, in their own words.

Each draft follows the voice it learned, then cuts the phrases that give AI away. Illustrative example.

Generic AI

In today's world, finding time to cook a healthy dinner can be a real challenge. When it comes to weeknight meals, one-pan recipes are a game-changer. Without further ado, let's dive in!

Highlighted: phrases Neveshte's writing checks remove.

Warm and practical148 words a minute

It's six o'clock. You're tired, and there's one lemon in the fridge. Good. That's all this chicken needs.

Ideas

Know what to make next.

Generate ideas drawn from your channel. Add the ones you'd make and dismiss the rest.

Five at a time, from your channel.

Each run costs 2 credits and skips titles your workspace already has or turned down.

Lena's Suggestions tab: five ideas generated 12 minutes ago, such as Five label words that promise less than they sound and A three-step night routine for skin that stings, each with its tags, Dismiss and Add.

Read the whole brief first.

A hook, an angle, who it's for and the key points. Add it, and all of it becomes the idea's notes.

The suggestion Five label words that promise less than they sound, open: its hook, angle, who it's for, why it works and six key points.

Writing

It asks before it writes.

You approve the brief, the research and the outline before a single line gets written.

Compose, Brief step, for A five-minute morning routine for sensitive skin: the question Who is this video for?, with three answers and one recommended.

Editor

Edit it like a video, not a document.

Your script is a stack of sections, in the order the video plays. Move them, change their type or hand one to the assistant.

Every section has a job.

Hook, Context, B-roll, CTA and 20 more types. Drag them into the order you'll film.

Lena's script in the editor as four sections, each with its type: Hook, Five minutes, four products; Context, What sensitive skin needs; Demonstration, Step by step; and Warning, Patch test first.

An assistant that suggests, never overwrites.

Ask it to make the hook sound more like you. Nothing changes until you click Apply.

The script assistant: Lena asks to make the hook sound more like her, and a suggested edit to the hook, Okay, real talk. Five minutes, four products, and one of them is water., waits with Apply and Dismiss.

Teleprompter

Ready when the camera is.

Read it off your screen or your phone, and send the same link to your editor. Nothing to install.

A teleprompter, built in.

Open it from the script, set the speed and the size, and press Space to roll.

It's six o'clock. You're tired, and there's one lemon in the fridge. Good. That's all this chicken needs. One pan, twenty-five minutes, almost nothing to wash up. Everything cooks in the same fat, so the lemon, the garlic and the chicken end up tasting like each other. That's the whole trick. One lemon, four chicken thighs, three cloves of garlic, olive oil, salt and a few sprigs of thyme. Pat the thighs dry and salt them well. Trust me on the salt. Skin side down in a cold pan, then medium heat, and leave them alone for twelve minutes. Don't crowd the pan, or the chicken steams instead of browning. Check the thickest piece. At 74°C, or 165°F, it's done. Make it tonight, then tell me what you used instead of thyme.

One link for your phone and your editor.

Scan the code to read in prompter mode, or send the link. It opens without an account.

Share this script: Anyone with the link can view, Link is live; Allow teleprompter, Viewers can read in prompter mode; a QR code to open it on a phone; and the share link with a copy button.

Pricing

A script costs less than your coffee.

Every account starts with a 14-day trial with 100 credits. No card needed.

Creator

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List price $24Sale price $19/month

or $240 $190 a year, 2 months free

Launch sale ends December 31.

$24/month

or $240 a year, 2 months free

For one creator.

  • 200 credits a month, about 11 researched scripts
  • Unlimited channels and Creator DNA
  • Top-ups when you need them
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Team

List price $69Sale price $59/month

or $690 $590 a year, 2 months free

Launch sale ends December 31.

$69/month

or $690 a year, 2 months free

For you, your editor and your writer.

  • 1,000 shared credits a month, about 58 researched scripts
  • 4 seats
  • Everything in Creator
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A researched script uses 17 credits. Channel setup is free.See full pricing

FAQ

Before you join.

More answers in the FAQ Support

Will my scripts sound like AI?

They're written from your Creator DNA: your voice, measured from your own videos, plus your audience and your templates. A final pass cuts the usual AI phrases, and you edit every line before you record.

Why not just use ChatGPT or Claude?

You can. But a chat starts from zero every time. Neveshte keeps your voice and formats, asks before it writes, and gives every script a home you can edit, share and read from.

When will I get in?

We invite creators in small batches, so we can't promise a date. Your invite goes to the email you confirm, and your 14-day trial starts when you create your account.

What languages can it write in?

Scripts are written in your channel's language: English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Turkish, Arabic or Persian. The app itself is in English.

Do you train AI on my scripts?

No. We don't use your content to train our own AI models, and your scripts are yours. The privacy policy has the details.

Join the waitlist.

We're letting creators in a few at a time, so every channel gets set up properly.

  1. 1Confirm your email
  2. 2Get your invite
  3. 3Set up your channel. Your 14-day trial starts then.