Keep YouTube for discovery.
We are not asking you to leave. Search, recommendations, reach, and new viewers stay where they already work. Zungly starts when someone decides to stay.
our page.
You built the audience.
Now build the business.
YouTube stays where people find you. Zungly is the domain they come back to.
Keep YouTube for discovery.
A page that is yours.
Your name and your videos, at a domain you own. Not a profile inside someone else’s product. One destination: the work, the people who care, and the official home of your name.
People who meant to find you.
A view says someone watched. A fan says they chose you. They follow, they come back, and they keep a direct relationship with the creator they picked.
Fans can support you directly.
Membership lives with you. Early access and private drops give the closest people something first. You do not need everyone. A meaningful fraction of the people who already care can be a business — a way of thinking, not a forecast.
Stop stitching it together.
The video platform, the link in bio, the community app, the payments, and the membership tool do not have to be six separate doors. Commerce and events are the direction, not a claim that every part exists on day one.
A place to build.
You don’t need another place to post. More control over the business does not mean fewer laws — copyright, safety, and the rules that apply still stand. The goal is to escape unnecessary dependence, not responsibility.
Your name
our page
Your videos
The address is yours. Videos are hosted on a domain you point here, under your name.
Fans open that address in a browser. The people who already care have one place to come back to.
Your name
- Morning in the studio
- The long version
- What I kept
- A quieter episode
- Notes from set
- The one I almost cut
A profile, or a page.
The same video, in two places. On a profile, the feed decides what comes next. On your page, you do.
- A profile on a platform The feed decides
- Your page on Zungly You decide
Same face, different door.
Six things that change when the address is yours, row by row.
| A profile | Your page | |
|---|---|---|
| The address | platform.com/ |
yourname.com |
| The name on the door | The platform’s | Yours |
| What plays next | Whatever the feed picks, often someone else | Your next video |
| The people who care | Reached when the feed decides to show them | Come to your address on purpose |
| Support from fans | Through the platform’s programme, once it lets you in | Membership, paid to you directly |
| If you leave | You start again somewhere else | The domain is yours, so it leaves with you |
Three moves to your own address.
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Point your domain here.
Already own yourname.com? Point it at Zungly. Not yet? Register one in your own name, with any registrar you like, so it is never ours to keep.
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Upload the videos.
They play at your address, under your name. No other creator’s video waits next to them, and no feed decides what comes after.
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Share the address where people find you.
The YouTube description, the pinned comment, the bio. Discovery stays where it already works; the address is where the people who care end up.
Questions creators ask
Do I have to leave YouTube?
No. Keep it for search, recommendations and new viewers. Zungly is where people go once they have decided to stay.
Do I need to own a domain?
Yes, in your own name. That is what makes the page yours. If you don’t have one yet, join anyway; we’ll write to you about getting one before you need it.
Do my fans need an app?
No. They open your address in a browser, on a phone or a laptop.
Can I leave?
Yes. The domain is registered to you, not to us, so your address leaves with you.
What will it cost?
We haven’t set a price. Joining the waitlist costs nothing, and you’ll see the price before you decide anything.
Who is it for?
Creators anywhere who already have an audience: cooks, teachers, musicians, comics, filmmakers, vloggers, coaches. If people already come back for your videos, it’s for you.
When does it open?
We haven’t set a date. People on the waitlist hear first, at the email they leave.