Hermes finds the topic, researches, writes, narrates, edits and uploads the video. You are Zeus: you only decide what goes live.
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Each step has a god in charge. You step in three times: picking the topic, approving the script and watching the finished video.
Argos reads the web and brings scored story ideas. Pythia studies who watches your channel and what is trending.
You approve the topic and its budget
Athena goes to primary sources. Aletheia checks every claim against its source before it becomes a script.
A strong hook in the first seconds, scene by scene, with what shows on screen and the tone of each line.
You approve the script or ask for changes
Echo narrates with the channel's voice, which you can record yourself. Euterpe picks the soundtrack and the intro.
Apollo makes images, the thumbnail and the channel's character. Hephaestus edits the video, captions and Shorts.
You watch and approve the video
The video goes up with thumbnail, captions and description. Then Atlas shows what grew and suggests the next step.
Each god has one job, a desk where you watch the work live, and a notebook of lessons that improves with the channel's real results.
I'm Atlas, the titan who holds up the sky. I run the work queue, watch the month's spending and turn your corrections into lessons for the other gods.
“The sky won't fall while I'm here.”
Open any god's desk and follow what they are doing now, their diary and who gets the work next. Each one has a profile, skills, badges and a notebook of lessons you approve.
The chat box is on every screen. Talk to Atlas, call a god with @ or start a meeting. Every action shows its cost first and only runs after your “Go ahead”.
The first chat is simulated right here, with no AI. The others are screenshots of the demo dashboard, in Portuguese.
Each channel has its own audience, tone, voice and identity. The voice and the character do the hosting, so nobody has to show their face. And you run them all from one place.
Tech and AI in everyday life, explained for non-technical people.
Real curiosities from around the world, told in a few minutes.
Subscribers, views in the last 28 days, what is ready to publish and each channel's latest videos.
A sample month from the demo, with two channels:
Topic, script and video go through you. Nothing reaches YouTube on its own, and it goes up as private.
Once it hits the limit, production pauses by itself. AI subscriptions are shown separately.
Minimum, medium or full power, with an estimate before it starts.
Test a topic with three Shorts. If it catches on, one button turns it into the full video.
Earlier versions of every script and video, and “Take out of ready” if you change your mind.
Invite people as Editor or Viewer. Only the Owner touches keys and accounts.
Everything waiting for you lives in one place, on your computer and your phone.
Your channels with YouTube numbers, each video moving from idea to your OK, and who is working right now.
Videos to watch, scripts to review, topics and lessons, with a filter per channel. One screen to clear the queue.
Argos puts the ideas on a radar: the best ones sit in the center. Approve with one click and pick the budget.
Pythia shows who watches, where they come from and what they search for, and suggests topics with the evidence.
The script arrives ready, with checked sources. Like it, approve it. Something wrong, write it and Calliope delivers a new version.
The edited video with thumbnail and Shorts. Approve it and it goes to YouTube, as private until you decide.
Views, watch hours and subscribers for each channel, with a summary of what worked and what to do next.
Hermes.appmacOS · Apple siliconFor now, Hermes is macOS only, on Macs with Apple silicon (M1 or newer).
Download the .dmg, drag it to Applications and open it. It sets up the rest by itself, no Terminal.
Hermes sits at the top of the screen and tells you when something is waiting.
New versions arrive through the dashboard itself, with the list of what changed.
The dashboard opens on your phone like an app, so you can approve from anywhere.
Atlas presents the screens with sample data. The tour is in Portuguese.
Tour recorded with sample data, in Portuguese.
Hermes uses YouTube API Services only on your own channels, through Google sign-in.
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Today Hermes is a personal tool, used by its own creator. Want to know more or share an idea?
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