Autopilot Tool — Terms of Service

LAST UPDATED: 21 OCTOBER 2026

The short version: Autopilot Tool is provided by Ranjha Solutions and is currently used only on the owner's own YouTube channels. It may be used only to upload your own original content to your own authorised channels. It never scrapes, never creates fake engagement, and never circumvents platform restrictions: while YouTube's API audit is pending, uploads stay private and the owner publishes personally. The service is provided as-is, with no guarantee of views, subscribers or income, and access can be revoked at any time.

1. Who provides the tool

Autopilot Tool is provided by Ranjha Solutions. In its current phase it is a private, in-house tool, used only by the owner on the owner's own YouTube channels — currently VegFlow and Aria AI Tips. It is not offered to the public in this phase. A public version would only ever be offered after YouTube's API audit and verification for this project is approved, and under terms published at that time. What the tool does is described on the Autopilot Tool page, and how it handles data is set out in its privacy policy.

2. Acceptable use

The tool may be used for one purpose only:

uploading your own original content — content you created, or that was created for you and that you hold the rights to publish;
to your own channels, or channels you are authorised to manage, that you have personally connected through Google OAuth sign-in; and
with metadata (titles, descriptions, tags, thumbnails) that you supplied and are responsible for.

You are responsible for your content and for holding every right needed to publish it.

3. Compliance with YouTube's terms

Use of the tool is subject to, and must at all times comply with, the YouTube Terms of Service, the YouTube API Services Terms of Service and the YouTube API Services Developer Policies. Where any part of these terms conflicts with YouTube's own terms or policies, YouTube's terms and policies govern everything that happens on YouTube.

4. What is never allowed

No scraping — the tool must not be used to scrape, download, re-upload or copy anyone else's content.
No fake engagement — no bought or artificial views, likes, comments or subscribers, in any form.
No unauthorised access — the tool must never act on an account or channel that the account holder has not personally authorised through Google OAuth.
No circumvention — the tool must not be used to bypass or evade any platform restriction, quota, or policy, including the private-visibility restriction described in section 5.

5. Private uploads until the audit is approved

Until YouTube approves this project's API audit and verification, every video uploaded through the API is set to private — by YouTube's rule for unaudited projects, and by the tool's own default. During this period the owner reviews each uploaded video in YouTube Studio and publishes it personally. The tool never attempts to bypass this restriction, and nothing in these terms promises automated public publishing before YouTube's audit decision is received.

6. Provided as-is — no guarantees

The tool is provided "as is", without warranties of any kind. Ranjha Solutions gives no guarantee of views, subscribers or income, and no guarantee that the service will be uninterrupted or error-free. The tool may be changed, paused or withdrawn at any time.

7. Access and revocation

The owner's access can be revoked at any time: the owner can withdraw the tool's access from the Google Account third-party access page, and deleting the locally stored token file disconnects a channel immediately — as described in the privacy policy. Ranjha Solutions may also suspend or end use of the tool if these terms or YouTube's policies are breached.

8. Changes to these terms

These terms may be updated from time to time. The current version will always be published at this address, with the date at the top of the page.

9. Contact

Any question about these terms or about the tool: info@ranjhasolutions.com.