Your YouTube CMS, on autopilot. With guardrails.
Loon connects to your YouTube CMS and handles the daily work: potential claims reviewed and confirmed, bulk actions with safety caps, every activity logged, and timely updates on YouTube and WhatsApp so nothing slips.

The workbench
This is what your team opens in the morning.
Every content owner gets this view, and Loon staff see all of them in one place.
The problem
YouTube's tools are built for one rights holder. You run twenty.
Every content owner means another context switch, another queue of potential claims, another set of disputes with their own clocks. The work is repetitive, the mistakes are expensive, and nobody can tell afterwards who did what. Loon puts the office around the filing cabinet.
What it does
The daily work, done for you. Every action, on the record.
Automated claiming, one queue for every owner
Potential claims are pulled from every owner, ranked best first, and confirmed by rule or by a reviewer. Bulk decisions fan out safely with a pre-flight check on every row.
Guardrails and caps
Daily write caps per owner, a circuit breaker on rising disputes, a kill switch, and a dry-run mode that rehearses everything first.
Activity log
Who decided what, when, on which claim, with the evidence attached.
Timely updates on YouTube and WhatsApp
Expiring claims, new disputes and finished batches reach the right person as WhatsApp reminders. A reply can confirm the safe ones.
- Per-person access set by your admin and Loon staff.
- Client portal: owners see their own claims and approve the sensitive ones.
- Searchable owner switcher, scoped to what each person may open.
Built for teams, not one login
Your reviewers, our reviewers, and your clients' approvers, in the same queue with the same log.
A named person, in your time zone
Chennai-based operations team. Enterprise clients get a person, not a ticket.
Guardrails
Three lanes. Humans where it matters.
Every potential claim is sorted before anyone touches it. Clear cases move fast. Grey areas get a second pair of eyes. Risky ones never leave your side of the table.
- Fast lane. Full reuploads from known repeat uploaders. One reviewer, one click, or a rule you set.
- Slow lane. Short clips, music-only matches, sources with licensed material. A second reviewer signs off.
- Stop lane. Reviews, news, comedy, partner channels, open disputes. Routed to your own approver. Loon never decides these.
- Batches you can undo. A whole batch is one unit: staged, watched by the circuit breaker, reversible.
How it starts
From read-only to live, at your pace.
Connect
You authorise Loon into your YouTube CMS with OAuth. Read-only. Nothing is written.
Free audit
Within 48 hours you get a report: claims about to expire, assets with no reference, estimated value at risk.
Shadow period
The engine runs in dry-run for 3 to 14 days. You see every decision it would make. Nothing reaches YouTube.
Live, with caps
Writes switch on per owner, behind daily caps that grow as trust does. You can pause everything in one click.

Safety
Inside your own CMS. Nothing leaves your account.
- Your OAuth, your CMS. Loon owns no CMS and keeps no copies of your videos.
- Never downloads third-party content. Matching is YouTube's. Decisions are yours and ours.
- Disputes stay in YouTube Studio. Loon tracks the response clock so none lapse.
- No action is ever resent automatically. If something fails, it stops and tells you.
- Indian company, Indian data law. Personal data handled under the DPDP Act 2023.
Questions network heads ask
Does this replace YouTube CMS?
What can go wrong, and what stops it?
Who holds the YouTube access?
Can our own team use it too?
How is it priced?
Start with the free audit.
Read-only access, a 48-hour report, no commitment. You will know what is expiring and what it is worth before you decide anything.