TalesVault - Youtube Channel Automation Tool
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. The app has a graphical interface with a Setup Wizard. No command line, no config files, no technical knowledge required.
Will it work on Mac or Linux?
TalesVault is a Windows application. Mac and Linux are not currently supported.
Does it cost anything to run after I buy it?
No ongoing costs. Reddit API, Microsoft Edge TTS and YouTube Data API are all free. The 10,000 daily YouTube API quota is enough for several uploads per day.
Can I use my own footage instead of Minecraft?
Yes. Drop any vertical footage into the core/footage folder and TalesVault will use it.
What happens if a Reddit post is too long?
TalesVault automatically summarises posts that exceed the word count limit so they fit the Shorts format without losing the story.
Is this against YouTube's terms of service?
Automated uploads using the official YouTube Data API are permitted under YouTube's terms. TalesVault uses the official API with your own Google account credentials. As with any channel, content quality and consistency determine long-term growth.
TalesVault provides a powerful automation-driven workflow that streamlines the creation and publishing process. While the system handles the heavy lifting, users remain in full control of the creative direction — selecting content, style, and final output.
TalesVault is designed with built-in safeguards to promote responsible usage and comply with YouTube and social media platform policies. The system is structured to prevent spam-like behavior and encourages natural, sustainable content publishing. It scales with your channel’s growth, supporting consistent output without promoting excessive or automated mass posting.
The Reddit-to-YouTube Machine — Automation-Driven Workflow.
You already know the Reddit story niche works. Millions of views. Faceless channels. Simple format. The problem is actually making the videos — finding stories, recording narration, adding subtitles, exporting, uploading, scheduling. Hours of work per video.
TalesVault removes all of that.
After initial setup and configuration, TalesVault can run on a scheduled workflow — fetching content, assembling videos, and preparing them for upload based on your selected preferences and settings.
Why TalesVault Is Different
No monthly fees. One-time purchase. Runs on your computer, your YouTube account.
No API costs. Uses free Reddit API, free Microsoft Edge TTS and free YouTube Data API quota.
No subscription. You own the software. No SaaS. No vendor lock-in.
Actually automatic. Most tools still require you to trigger each video manually. TalesVault runs on a schedule with minimal ongoing input after setup.
Smart, not spammy. Only picks posts above 5,000 upvotes. Deduplication prevents repeat content. Your channel stays clean.
Requirements
• Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit)
• Python 3.10–3.13 (free — from python.org)
• FFmpeg (free — placed in the core folder or added to PATH)
• A Google Cloud project with YouTube Data API v3 enabled
• A free Reddit API key
• Minecraft or other vertical gameplay footage
All dependencies are free. The only cost is TalesVault itself — a one-time payment of €57.
