epicukulele helper

epicukulele helper is the browser half of epicukulele (https://epicukulele.com), a catalogue manager for stock-music authors who sell on AudioJungle. You prepare your changes on epicukulele.com — title, description, tags, Content ID fields, composer, publisher, license prices, the Elements opt-in — and this extension applies them to your own items on audiojungle.net. It also reads your items' current state back into your catalogue, because Envato's public API only refreshes an item after a review cycle, and never exposes license prices or the Elements setting at all. WHAT IT DOES • Update on Envato. For each track you selected in epicukulele, it opens that item's edit page in a background tab, fills the fields with the values you saved, writes your message to the reviewer, and clicks the button Envato's own form requires: "Save Changes" for metadata and prices, "Submit Files for Review" when tags changed or the item is hidden. One item at a time, and only where your value actually differs from what is on the page. • Deep Sync. Reads your item edit pages using the AudioJungle session you are already signed in to (no tabs opened, roughly two requests per second) and hands each page to the open epicukulele tab, which reads the current title, tags, description, composer, publisher, Content ID, the five license prices and the Elements checkbox. Nothing is changed and nothing is submitted. It can be paused, stopped and resumed later. • Hidden-items scan. Walks your own hidden-items pages and reads each hidden item's edit page, so items Envato has hidden — which its API cannot see at all — appear in your catalogue with their real field values. Read-only. • Review queue. Reads your author dashboard's processing-uploads page, so your catalogue can show which of your submissions are still waiting on a moderator instead of guessing. HOW IT WORKS • Everything happens in your own browser, in the AudioJungle session you are already signed in to. The extension acts as you, on your own items. • It never sees, stores or transmits your Envato or epicukulele password. There is no sign-in inside the extension. • It talks only to the epicukulele.com tab you have open and to audiojungle.net. It never contacts epicukulele's servers itself — the open page does that, over your normal logged-in session. • It stores nothing on your device: no local database, no cached catalogue, no settings. • No analytics, no telemetry, no advertising, and no data sent to any third party. • Edit targets are validated against a fixed pattern, https://audiojungle.net/item/<slug>/edit/<id>, so a page cannot aim a run at any other address. WHAT IT NEEDS ACCESS TO • audiojungle.net (and www.): the only place your items can be read or edited — your item edit pages, your hidden-items list, your author dashboard's review queue. The content script itself loads only on those pages, not across the site. • epicukulele.com (and its www and staging subdomains): to receive the queue of edits from the page you have open, and to report progress and results back to it. It requests no other host access and no other Chrome permissions, so it cannot see any other site you visit. WHAT YOU NEED • An epicukulele account. The extension does nothing on its own; every run is started from the epicukulele page. • An Envato/AudioJungle author account, signed in to in the same browser. • A free epicukulele account is enough to install and use it. Portfolio-wide Deep Sync and bulk tag editing are part of the paid plans; free accounts get five single-item deep refreshes a day. Every edit the extension submits goes through Envato's normal review, exactly as if you had made it by hand. Privacy policy: https://epicukulele.com/en/privacy Documentation: https://epicukulele.com/en/wiki epicukulele is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Envato Pty Ltd. "AudioJungle" and "Envato" are trademarks of their respective owners.