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TOOLS
Ten tools that hand off to each other: find the idea, write the script, render the video, design the thumbnail, and give the upload the title, description and tags it needs to be found.
Most creator tools solve one stage and leave you to carry the output into the next one yourself. The cost of that is not the subscription; it is the twenty minutes per video spent copying a title out of one tab and pasting it into another, and the drift that creeps in every time you do.
These ten share one project. An idea generated on Monday still knows what it was about when it becomes a script, and the script is what the tag generator reads rather than the title being a stand-in for it. Every tool also works entirely on its own, so nothing forces you into the whole pipeline to use one part of it.
● CREATE
Six hook-ready ideas, scored for virality
A hook-first script in your voice
Click-worthy 16:9 thumbnails
Title, description and tags that rank
Caption plus the hashtags that carry it
Turn a topic or video into a PDF
A researched page that actually sells
● BY PLATFORM
● QUESTIONS
No. They are designed to hand off to each other but every one of them works on its own, and most people start with the two or three that fix whatever is currently costing them the most time.
Yes. Every plan unlocks all of them. What a plan buys is a credit balance and a window to spend it in, not a subset of features.
The Idea generator is free on every plan, however many times you run it. The rest run on credits, and each one shows its cost before you generate anything.
Most do. Ideas, scripts, video, ebooks and landing pages work across YouTube, Instagram and TikTok; thumbnails, YouTube SEO, the Diagnostic and the Ads planner are YouTube-only, and Captions and Hashtags is for Instagram and TikTok.
That is the intended path. A project carries one idea through ideation, script, video, thumbnail and metadata without you pasting it between tools, and each stage reads what the previous one produced.