Answers before you join.

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.

Channel setup reads the transcripts of your recent videos and measures how you talk: words per minute, sentence length and the phrases you come back to. Those phrases are quoted word for word, and you can edit the voice whenever you like.

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.

Yes. You pick a long video or a Short when you start a script, and 31 of the 70 library templates are built for Shorts.

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

Yes. Build your profile, voice and templates by hand, or import them from any public YouTube video you admire. You can add your own channel later.

Research shows where every insight comes from, and only the ones you keep reach the script. The writing keeps them as the source states them, but checking accuracy before you record is still your call.

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.

We're letting creators in a few at a time, so every channel gets set up properly. It also means a person answers when you write in.

Every account starts with a 14-day trial with 100 credits and no card. After that, Creator is $24 a month and Team is $69 a month. Billed yearly, you get 2 months free.

Credits pay for the AI steps. A researched script uses 17, channel setup is free, and an assistant message costs 1.

Your workspace becomes read-only. Your scripts stay readable, and picking a plan lets you write again.

Yes. Team has 4 seats and 1,000 shared credits a month, so you, your editor and your writer work in one workspace. A share link lets anyone else read a script without an account.

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

Only public information: your channel's details, your recent videos and their transcripts. You never connect your YouTube account, and the privacy policy explains how long we keep it.

You do. You keep ownership of what you put in and of the scripts Neveshte drafts with you, as the terms explain.

Delete your account from your settings, or email privacy@neveshte.com. The privacy policy explains what is removed and when.