QuestDraft

What QuestDraft does

Gaming channels that take paid sponsorships have to say accurate things about a game they may have played for an hour, in their own style, to an audience that notices when a script was written by someone else. QuestDraft handles the research and the drafting for that one minute of the video.

A creator submits the brief their sponsor sent. QuestDraft pulls the game's store data, press material and public coverage into a set of facts, separates out every factual claim the script intends to make, and verifies each one against the sources behind it before it is allowed into the draft. A claim is confirmed when it came from the publisher's own material about their own game, from the store's own numbers, or from two independent sources that agreed. Claims that cannot be confirmed are flagged rather than quietly reworded. The finished campaign includes the 60 second read, the short cut when it was ordered, the research and sources behind them, and a pack of art and links for the video description.

Who it is for

Creators on YouTube and similar platforms who take sponsored game integrations and want the accuracy checked before they read it out loud. QuestDraft is a paid tool, priced per campaign in prepaid credit, and is invite only while it is in pilot.

Connecting a YouTube channel

QuestDraft uses YouTube API Services. A creator can connect their channel so QuestDraft can confirm which channel is theirs rather than trusting a typed link. That permission is read only, is used for a single request when they press connect, and the access token is never stored.

Legal

The privacy policy sets out what QuestDraft collects, what is sent to which third parties, how long it is kept and how to have it removed. The terms and disclaimer cover what a generated script is and is not.

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