About Galascribe
Galascribe turns your videos into a website you own. It writes an article for each video from your own words, keeps your voice, and publishes it after you approve it, so the site is yours even if Galascribe goes away.
See what creators get and what it costsWho it’s for
Creators with a back catalogue
You have a back catalogue of videos, on YouTube today, and you want your work to be found in search and read, without learning web tools.
Educators who teach technology
You teach AI and cloud infrastructure on YouTube, and your viewers search for the commands and steps you show.
How it starts
A site made for you
We prepare a site from your channel and send you a claim link. You prove the channel is yours, either with a Google sign-in that checks only which channels you own and keeps nothing, or with a code in your channel description. Then you take ownership.
Three free samples
We write three articles from your most-watched videos on a ready-made preview site. You read them and decide.
Move it home
The repository moves to your own GitHub organisation or account. Your history, likes and comments move with it.
What you own
The files that hold your site.
The history of every article.
Your readers’ likes and comments.
Your own domain, if you want one.
Galascribe only ever has the access you grant through its GitHub App, and you can remove it from your account at any time.
Readers and search
Each article links back to the matching moments in the video.
Readers can like and comment.
Pages carry the descriptions, canonical links and Open Graph data that search engines expect.
Price
The three sample articles are free. After that there are two plans, monthly and yearly, and you can cancel any time and keep every article.
See what creators get and what it costsWho runs it
Run by
Rathnas LLC, San Ramon, California
Support
Who can use it
Galascribe is for adults: you must be 18 or over.
Email from Galascribe comes from two addresses: galascribe.com for your account and support, and gaascribe.com, our outreach address, which redirects to this site.