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The repeatable parts of a YouTube video, built as software you own.

Noman Aslam builds scripts, automations, and small apps for YouTubers. A topic goes in. A script draft, a voice pass, a first-cut video, and thumbnail and title options come out, and they wait for you. You keep the channel. Nothing is published until you approve it. Hourly work is $35. A fixed fee is a custom quote after the scope is written down.

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Who this is for

You upload on a schedule, and the same jobs eat the week: writing the script, getting a voice track, assembling the video, making the thumbnail, and filling in the title and description. You want those steps to run from a brief, with you still approving the result. You might already have a messy Python script or an n8n flow that breaks. That is the same engagement.

This is not a channel-management agency. I do not pick your niche, post for you while you are away, or promise views, subscribers, or monetization.

What I build

  • A script draft from your topic, length, and notes about how you talk, which stops until you edit it
  • A voice step that formats the approved script for you to record, or sends it to the voice tool you choose
  • A video assembly: approved voice, captions, and visuals in a template, as a first cut
  • Thumbnail and title options from a template you have already approved
  • Upload details as a draft: description, chapters, and tags, waiting for you
  • A queue when more than one video is in progress, as a script or a small private app

Script, voice, video, and graphics are all in scope when the job is automation or an AI step you can review. I am not the person on camera, and I am not a voice actor. If a step needs a human editor's taste on every frame, the automation stops at a tidy project that person can finish.

What you keep

  • The channel and the Google account
  • The API keys, in your own accounts
  • The code, the workflow, and the templates
  • The decision to publish, including YouTube's AI-use question

How an engagement starts

  1. You walk through one video, from idea to upload, and mark the steps you hate repeating.
  2. I tell you what becomes a script, what becomes a workflow, and whether you need an app at all.
  3. We continue at $35 an hour, or I send a fixed quote once the steps and tools are specific.
  4. You run it on the next video. The accounts and the code stay yours.

I will turn the work down when the ask is to publish without anyone watching the video, or to present someone else's footage as yours.

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Questions

Do I have to be technical?

No. Describe the steps you repeat for every video, in ordinary language. I turn those steps into a script, an automation, or a small app, and I show you how to run it.

Will you run my channel?

No. You keep the channel, the accounts, and the decision to publish. I build the production steps you are tired of doing by hand: script, voice, video, and graphics.

Can you do the voice, the edit, and the thumbnail?

I build the automation for those steps. I am not a voice actor or a channel manager. Voice means a script prepared for you to record, or a connection to the voice tool you already use. Video means a first cut from a template. Graphics means thumbnail and title options you pick from.

How do you charge?

Hourly work is $35. A fixed fee is a custom quote after the steps and the tools are written down. Work outside that scope is agreed before it starts.

Describe one video's workflow

Say what you do by hand between the idea and the upload. I reply within one business day.

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