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Everything between the idea and the upload.

It reads your channel and works beside you on every video, from the idea to what the upload taught you.

Start free See how a video goes through it

Free to start, no card.

Idea to upload, in one place.

Decide: Know what to make

Open it in the morning and the next move is already on the page.

Today's top move in the morning briefing: reply to 6 top comments, with the channel's biggest recent upload, its views and its retention

The morning briefing for a sim racing channel: 2.0M lifetime views, 48.2K views in the last seven days, up 9% on the week before, 46% average retention, today's top move to reply to 6 top comments, an idea that is heating up and two comments worth a reply

Briefing. Views this week against last, what to do first, the comments worth a reply and new uploads from the channels you watch.

Ideas from your own channel. Fifteen to twenty ideas drawn from your videos and your top comments, each with the evidence: the comments that asked for it, the video it follows up.

The Oracle. Before you give a week to an idea, the Oracle reads the title against your own channel: go, pivot, wait or skip, the quartile it would likely land in, a view range, and the past videos it judged it by.

An Oracle verdict: Pivot, predicted upper-mid, 20.0K to 45.0K views, 72% confidence

An Oracle verdict on the title Torqline T25 vs T15: Do You Need 25 Nm? Pivot, predicted upper-mid, 20.0K to 45.0K views, 72% confidence, and the three past videos of the channel it judged by, with their views

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Make: Two ways to make it

A review and a story need different help. Creatorscope has both.

Reviews. Six grounded searches on the product: reviews, specs, prices, forums, press and comparisons. Then a short interview, five to ten questions with four answers each, so your opinion is on record before a word is written.

A question from the review interview, what surprised you most in the first week, with four answers to pick from and a box to write your own

The review interview: two questions already answered, and a third, about lap times at Spa, with four answers to pick from and a box to write your own

Episodes, vlogs, takes and tutorials. A producer asks what happened, one question at a time, and keeps a fact sheet in your own words. The writer works from the sheet and nothing else.

The creator's answer about how the race ended, and the producer's next question: which moment the episode should open on

The producer asking what happened in a race, one question at a time, next to the fact sheet it keeps in the creator's own words

Series. Every published episode is summarised from its captions, with the promises it made, so the next one can pay them off.

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Sound like you: It sounds like you

The writer learns how you talk from the captions of your own published videos: how you open, how you sign off, the words you come back to.

The verdict section of a review script with its voice score: 88 out of 100, on voice

Two sections of a review script, each with its voice score out of 100: the verdict at 88, on voice, and the call to action at 64, drifting

It borrows the patterns and never the content.

Every section gets a voice score out of 100, so you can see where it drifts.

For episodes and vlogs it writes to the pace you actually speak, measured from your own videos.

Package: Package it

Twelve titles in five styles. Six hooks in six styles. A description with chapters, too.

Thumbnails from two image models at once, then a tournament that scores each one on contrast, emotion, text, brand fit and thumb stop against your five best.

Ship: Ship it

One board from idea to published.

Brand deals. Deadlines, deliverables, invoices and paid dates for every deal, and the history with each brand. The writer only mentions a sponsor in the words the brief gives it.

Script editor and teleprompter. A live title score while you write, autosave, and a teleprompter with the edit markers stripped out.

Learn: Learn from every upload

Two weeks after an upload, a post-flight review: what the Oracle predicted, what happened, what worked and the lesson to carry forward.

A post-flight review of The Pedal Mod That Took 2 Seconds Off My Lap, 16 days after upload: it beat the prediction by 77%, with 97.3K views, in the top 25%, against a predicted 40.0K to 70.0K

A post-flight review of The Pedal Mod That Took 2 Seconds Off My Lap, 16 days after upload: it beat the prediction by 77%, with 97.3K views against a predicted 40.0K to 70.0K, what worked, what missed, and the lesson to put the number you can prove in the title, then prove it in the first minute

In their first thirty hours, the briefing shows how your new uploads are holding their audience.

Patterns across your last 200 videos: the length that works for you and what your best titles share.

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Paste a title and a channel. You get a score against that channel's last thirty uploads, no account needed.

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Alex Reinholdsson, who built Creatorscope — Alex Reinholdsson

Your channel stays yours

Reads your channel through YouTube's official API. Never posts, edits or deletes anything.
Your scripts are never used to train anything for anyone else.
Delete your account in settings and everything goes at once.
Cancel or disconnect and your YouTube data is wiped after thirty days.
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