You do the hard part once, you make the video, then let half its reach die on a single feed. ReelBridge watches your Instagram and re-posts every new Reel to YouTube Shorts on its own. It runs on your server, in your accounts, 24/7. You post once. It shows up in two places. Forever.
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Every video you make is time and money already spent. The same clip would work as a YouTube Short too, a second platform, a second audience, and free reach from work you have already paid for. But re-uploading each one by hand is a chore nobody keeps up with. So it never happens, and the reach is left on the table.
It checks your Instagram every hour for anything new. You never open the tool, you just keep posting like normal.
Each new Reel is uploaded to your YouTube channel as a Short, with your caption as the title. No duplicates.
It lives on your own small server and restarts itself. Once it is installed, you do not need to touch it.
I wrote the guide in plain English and show every click. No coding experience is needed.
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No. You copy two values into a settings file and follow one command at a time. The guide shows every step.
An Instagram Business or Creator account, a YouTube channel, a free Composio account, and a small Linux server. The server is the only ongoing cost, and it is not paid to me.
No. By default it starts from the moment you install it and only handles new Reels. You can set a past date if you want to add older ones.
None to me. You pay once and own the software. Your only recurring cost is the small server it runs on.
YouTube's free API allows about six uploads per day per account. If you post more, the guide explains the next step.
Yes. ReelBridge never logs into your account with your password and never scrapes your profile. It reads your Reels through Instagram's official Graph API, the same one Meta built for business tools, using a connection you authorize yourself. And it only reads. It does not post, follow, like, or message from your account, so on the Instagram side there is nothing that puts your profile at risk. Everything runs through the accounts you connect, so you stay in control and can revoke access whenever you want.
ReelBridge re-uploads your video exactly as you posted it, audio included. If a Reel uses a track licensed only for Instagram, YouTube can add a Content ID claim or a copyright strike when the Short goes up, and that lands on your channel, not on the tool. You own the rights to what you post. Keep your own audio, licensed music, or YouTube-safe tracks on the Reels you want bridged, and check your first few Shorts before you let it run unattended.
Reply to your delivery email or DM me @federiconigro_. I will help you get it running.