Triveni
Triveni is a private publishing system. It is not a product and not a service: there is no sign-up, no public version, and no way for anyone but its operator to use it. One person runs it, to publish to websites and video channels that they own.
This page exists because Triveni connects to Google in order to publish to its operator’s own YouTube channels, and Google asks every application that does so to describe itself somewhere public.
What it does
Triveni plans, writes and illustrates articles, builds small browser tools, and produces narrated videos. It publishes them on a schedule to its operator’s own sites and channels, and afterwards reads how each piece performed so the next one can be chosen better.
The sites it runs today are merayantra.com, shreyashree.in, exambandhu.in, naukribandhu.in, yojanabandhu.com and earngush.com. Everything it publishes belongs to its operator.
Why it asks for access to YouTube
When a video is finished, Triveni uploads it to one of its operator’s own channels and looks after it afterwards. Three permissions are needed for that, and nothing beyond them:
- Upload videos — to publish a finished video, with its title, description and thumbnail, to a channel the operator has connected.
- Manage the channel and its comments — to read the comments left on those videos and post replies to them.
- See channel details — to confirm which channel has been connected, and to read the public view counts of its own videos.
It only ever touches a channel whose owner has signed in and granted it access. It cannot reach anyone else’s channel, and it does not browse, search or collect anything else from YouTube — only its operator’s own videos and the comments left on them.
Who can use it
Only its operator. There is no public sign-up, no free tier and no waiting list. If you have arrived here from a Google sign-in screen you did not expect, that screen was not meant for you and you can safely close it.
What happens to the data
The short answer: it uploads videos, reads the comments on them, and nothing else. The full answer — what is received, what is done with it, where it is kept and how to withdraw access — is on the Triveni privacy page.
Contact
Write to [email protected].