I gave my PyCon talk and forgot about it. Six months later I still get questions about it — but no one sees it. This is exactly what I need.
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Priya S.
Staff Engineer · Python core contributor
TalkReel now accepts real YouTube submissions: validate the link, create a video record, open a processing job, and land on a status page in one step. Clip extraction and thread generation are the next layer.
No email gate. No manual setup. Submit a talk and we create the job immediately.
1 link
required to open a job
2 rows
written on every submission
1 page
to confirm queue status
How it works
01
Drop in any conference talk URL — PyCon, ReactConf, JSConf, KubeCon, or any other tech event. We handle the rest.
02
The submission API validates the link, stores the video row, and opens a pending job in Postgres immediately.
03
Every submission redirects to a simple job status screen so you can confirm TalkReel accepted the talk and queued it.
Early feedback
I gave my PyCon talk and forgot about it. Six months later I still get questions about it — but no one sees it. This is exactly what I need.
Priya S.
Staff Engineer · Python core contributor
I spend more time prepping one conference talk than I do on three months of tweets. Converting it to a thread automatically is just obvious.
Marcus T.
DevRel Lead · Open-source maintainer
The hardest part of cross-posting is starting. If someone hands me the thread already written, I'll absolutely post it.
Aiko R.
Developer Advocate · JSConf speaker
* Quotes collected from pre-launch user interviews. Full case studies coming soon.
Ready to test the intake flow?
The current live flow validates a YouTube URL, writes the `videos` and `jobs` records, and shows the initial pending state.
Submit a YouTube Talk