Original short videos, produced and published on schedule.
Shortmith is a publishing tool run by a single operator. It produces original vertical videos — factual explainers and product clips — and publishes them to YouTube Shorts and TikTok accounts the operator owns. It does not repost anyone else's videos and has no public sign-up.
How it works
01 · PRODUCE
A new video, made for one topic
Each video is built from scratch: a script written for it, narration, licensed stock imagery and captions timed to the voice.02 · REVIEW
Held until it is ready
Every video is checked before it goes out. Channels can require the operator to approve each video by hand.03 · CONNECT
The operator's own accounts
The operator links their YouTube and TikTok accounts once, through the platforms' official sign-in (Google OAuth, TikTok Login Kit).04 · PUBLISH
Posted at the channel's time
Videos are uploaded with the official YouTube Data API and TikTok Content Posting API, once a day per channel.Recently published
The First Wildfire Was 420 Million Years Ago
Not To Scale · 2 Oct 2026
Not To Scale · 2 Oct 2026
For Most of Earth's History, Grass Did Not Exist
Not To Scale · 1 Oct 2026
Not To Scale · 1 Oct 2026
The White Cliffs of Dover Are Made of Microscopic Armour Plates
Not To Scale · 30 Sep 2026
Not To Scale · 30 Sep 2026
The Water In Your Glass Is Older Than The Sun
Not To Scale · 29 Sep 2026
Not To Scale · 29 Sep 2026
The Boring Billion: Earth's Longest Stretch of Nothing
Not To Scale · 28 Sep 2026
Not To Scale · 28 Sep 2026
Two Continent-Sized Blobs Are Buried Near Earth's Core
Not To Scale · 27 Sep 2026
Not To Scale · 27 Sep 2026
Channels
Not To Scale
counter-intuitive facts about the planet, deep time and physical scale — the kind that reframe something the viewer took for granted · 29 videos published
Data and permissions
- Shortmith only posts to accounts its operator has connected, and only videos it produced.
- It never reads messages, followers, contacts or viewer data.
- Access can be revoked at any time from Google account permissions or TikTok's “Apps and services” settings. Details are in the Privacy Policy.