Available creator tools now include a stage board, next-task filters, recording and planning shortcuts, and platform variants that retain source references and start fresh approvals. The board groups records without changing approval states.
Updated October 10, 2026 · Manual moment selection, safe save retries, conflict recovery and resumable private recording uploads available. Twitch authorization backend implemented; owner credentials, callback setup and live connection testing pending. Other account links and automatic publishing remain in development.
ATLAS is being shaped with gaming creators who create around everyday life. This is a direction of travel, not a release-date promise. Priorities can change with feedback, testing, cost, and platform requirements.
Prioritize official sign-in connections for YouTube, Instagram, Twitch and TikTok in Settings → Link accounts, with clear permissions and reconnect controls. YouTube publishing and Twitch source access are initial implementation targets; Instagram professional-account support and TikTok manual posting preparation follow platform requirements.
Create personal content briefs with game names, content and clip types, and creative direction notes. These custom brief fields are available in New draft and Edit draft. New or changed content must complete both approvals.
Connections require developer applications, secure account isolation and platform permissions. No release date is promised; automatic publishing remains unavailable.
Save your draft title, caption, game, content and clip types, creative direction, platform choice, and optional media link. Try simulated Atlas review, then make your own approval decision. Set preferences, send feedback, and browse 7-, 14-, or 30-day calendar views. Save manual posting plans for approved drafts; automatic publishing is unavailable.
Proposed intake of original recordings supplied by the creator or other expressly authorized sources, moment selection, source timestamps, clip editing, captions, and reusable clip storage. The goal is to turn a stream into a bank of candidates you can review and use across future weeks. Recording references and manual moment candidates are available in VOD pipeline. VOD processing and video editing are not connected today.
Proposed quality and brand checks by Atlas, supported by production and platform specialists. Specialists would coordinate routine tasks; Atlas would summarize progress and escalate decisions. Real AI review and agent execution are not enabled. Creator approval would remain mandatory.
Proposed creator-owned YouTube connections and useful performance summaries for recent uploads and audience trends, subject to available platform APIs and permissions. Show last-updated and estimated refresh times with controls for usage budgets. Connected analytics are not available to beta creators today.
Proposed scheduling of approved YouTube versions after authorized platform connections, with clear status and recovery steps. TikTok would begin with a finished clip and caption package for manual posting. These depend on platform permissions and supported APIs; no automatic posting works today.
Proposed team roles, shared workflows, richer feedback, notifications, self-service data controls, and creator onboarding improvements. Expand carefully after testing privacy and access boundaries. Collaboration and notification delivery are not enabled today.
Open a tool to see how it is intended to help. Descriptions of planned tools explain the proposed experience after release, rather than features you can use today.
Follow plain-language setup and approval instructions. Save a weekly posting goal, caption notes, and a home testing checklist on this device. Copy captions or download text preparation notes; these downloads do not contain video files.
Create a draft in the beta, run simulated Atlas review, then approve or request changes yourself. Editing, returning an approved draft to review, or restoring a deleted draft restarts its reviews. Delete moves drafts to recoverable Trash and clears posting plans. Approval does not schedule, upload, or publish content.
Switch between exact 7-, 14-, and 30-day ranges. Move backward or forward, return to Today, and use your preferred time zone. Save or cancel an approved video’s manual posting plan. Disconnected accounts show an error beneath the preview; automatic uploads are unavailable.
Choose your creator name, default platform, time zone, date and clock format, text size, layout density, reduced motion, and starting tab. Beta preferences save to your account. Download workspace records as JSON or restore preferences without deleting drafts.
Apply with your ChatGPT account and wait for owner approval. Approved creators have separate draft records and can send feedback. Invitation emails are not automatic; check Creator access for your status.
A proposed overview of drafts needing attention, production progress, recommendations, blockers, and decisions. The owner dashboard currently contains a sample briefing; that personal dashboard is not shared with beta creators.
Save original or expressly authorized recording references, mark start and end timestamps, and send moment drafts into approvals. Source references do not download or cut video; attach your finished clip after editing it externally. Automated processing remains planned.
A proposed view of specialist responsibilities and progress across production, social platforms, and analytics. It would show what is working, waiting, or blocked, with Atlas consolidating summaries. No autonomous agents are running.
A proposed connected view of each creator’s recent uploads and available channel metrics, with clear refresh times and usage controls. The owner’s separate saved YouTube snapshot is not a shared integration.
A proposed searchable bank of actual media, with titles, games, platforms, source moments, and review states. Intended to help you reuse finished clips and spread posting across quieter weeks. Resumable original-recording storage up to 100 MiB is available; finished-media production and automatic processing remain planned.
These are proposed directions, not released subscriptions. Pricing, usage allowances and final benefits will be evaluated through cost and quality testing before launch.
For an individual creator building a consistent routine.
For creators managing more content and channels.
For small teams collaborating across creator workspaces.
All capabilities above are proposed. Connected tools depend on supported integrations and permissions. Creator approval remains mandatory before publishing. No checkout or billing is active.
We are looking for gaming creators willing to try the current beta and share honest feedback. Signing in or opening an invitation link does not automatically grant membership.
Request creator access ↗No payment details required to apply. No future pricing or release-date commitment.