About ChannelForge
ChannelForge runs faceless video channels end to end: it researches a niche, gives each channel a look of its own, animates original episodes, checks every one, publishes them on your schedule and learns from how they do.
Who makes it
ChannelForge is made and run by StoresWiki LLC, a limited liability company organised in the United States. The service is hosted in the European Union, in Frankfurt.
Questions go to support@storeswiki.com, and the company information page lists every way to reach us.
- StoresWiki LLCThe company behind ChannelForge
- Frankfurt, EUWhere the app, its data and media live
What we hold to
Five rules the product is built around, each with the page where you can check it.
Original work, animated from code
Every frame of an animated episode is drawn by code written for its channel: no stock footage, no stock images, no samples. Each channel gets a renderer and a look of its own, and the only footage ever used is yours, in clips of recordings you upload.
An independent critic checks every episode for entertainment, facts and platform policy before it can go out, and the originality guard keeps each channel from repeating itself or the others in its format.
How every video is checkedHonest credits
Every job shows its price before it starts and is charged what it really used. A failure on our side costs nothing, and an episode held by the critic is not charged.
Unused plan credits roll over once, spending caps stop work at the limit you set, and a plan is cancelled in two clicks, with no offers in the way.
The fair-credits promisePublishing that behaves like a person
ChannelForge posts only through each platform’s official API and keeps to its rules. Where a platform wants a person to choose each post — TikTok, Pinterest — you make it, one at a time.
Accounts are paced so they never post in floods, and a post that may already be live is looked for before anything is sent again: nothing goes out twice.
The platform rules we keepPrivacy, and data kept in the EU
The app, its database and media storage run in Frankfurt. Platform tokens are sealed the moment they arrive, and what we read from your accounts stays inside your workspace — never combined with anyone else’s, never sold.
When a workspace is deleted, its connections and everything read from the platforms for it are deleted within 7 days.
The Privacy PolicyYour work is yours
The channels, brand suites and episodes made in your workspace belong to you. Download a brand suite as a ZIP, any ready episode with its files, and every film once it is made.
The Terms of Service
How it is built
One system end to end: a web app and its control plane in Frankfurt, render machines across clouds that start when there is work, a gateway that meters and caps every model call for each job, and a publisher that knows each platform’s rules.
- System overviewthe web app, the control plane, the gateway, the GPU fleet and storage
- The episode pipelineevery step from a topic to a published post
- The quality systemthe gates, the critic and fix rounds
- The GPU fleet and isolationhow render machines are shared and kept apart
- The publishing engineslots, retries and the never-twice rule
How to reach us
Write to support@storeswiki.com, or use the form and we reply by email.
Support
Something not working, or a question about your workspace.
Get supportSales and Enterprise
Plans, agencies, volume credits and dedicated capacity.
Contact salesSecurity reports
Found a vulnerability? Tell us privately first.
How to report itSystem status
The live health of every service and any open incident.
See the status page
Policies and documentation
How we protect your accounts, the terms we work under, and how to use ChannelForge to its full potential.
See what it makes for you.
Describe a channel and ChannelForge researches the niche, builds its look and animates its episodes. The trial includes 400 credits, and no card is required.