All-in-One SNS Content Suite & Viral Analyzer
Enter your own draft, or a competitor's viral post/URL — get a viral-factor analysis plus ready-to-post content for X, Instagram, and TikTok/Shorts, all in one stop.
Why writing one post and calling it done doesn't scale across platforms
The same piece of information needs a completely different treatment on X, Instagram, and TikTok. X rewards a single sharp line under roughly 140 characters. Instagram needs a slide structure built to be saved and revisited. TikTok/Shorts needs a hook-build-offer script that keeps someone watching to the end. Rewriting the same idea three different ways, by hand, every single time, is one of the biggest time sinks in running social accounts.
The All-in-One SNS Content Suite & Viral Analyzer takes a single draft and produces all three platform versions at once. Paste a competitor's already-viral post or URL instead, and it breaks down exactly why that post worked — in a form you can apply directly to your own writing.
How the viral-factor analysis and hashtag tiers work
The viral-factor analysis breaks any input post — yours, or a competitor's URL — into three parts: the hook (how it grabs attention), the build (the structure that keeps someone reading), and the offer (what it asks the reader to do next). Rather than a vague compliment about a post being "good," it names which specific part is doing the work, which is what makes the finding reusable in your own writing.
Hashtags are generated across three size tiers — large, medium, and small. Large tags have more search volume but far more competition; small tags have less volume but rank more easily. When no AI provider is configured, the fallback heuristic sorts candidate tags by word length as a rough proxy — it does not represent actual, measured search volume.
Platform-by-Platform Before / After
X post opener
"Today I'll be sharing thoughts on social media strategy. Thanks for reading."
"Posting more often won't grow your account — rewriting your first line will."
Line one should be a question, a number, or a surprising claim — never a greeting. Keep the core point under about 40 characters where possible.
Instagram slide structure
One long caption crammed onto a single slide
A 4-slide arc: Conclusion → Reason → Example → Takeaway, one idea per slide
Posts that get saved are built one idea per slide — it's the structure, not the total amount of information, that drives save rate.
TikTok/Shorts script
A script that opens with a product description
A script that opens with a relatable mistake, then resolves it within 15 seconds
The first 3 seconds decide whether someone stays. Open with a shared frustration, not a setup for your conclusion.
Running three platforms without burning out
- Publish to X first and watch the reaction before scheduling Instagram/TikTok — you can fine-tune the wording based on what actually landed.
- When analyzing a competitor's viral post, feed in their last 3-5 posts together rather than just one — this surfaces a repeatable pattern instead of a single lucky hit.
- Don't use every generated hashtag tier at once — pick 1-2 core tags matched to the post's topic and treat the rest as optional filler.
- For Tone Cloning (Pro/Business), pick past posts with a distinctive voice, such as consistent emoji use or a recognizable sign-off — the more distinctive the sample, the more accurate the clone.