
A better desk, in three moves
Result-first opening
The content intelligence workspace
A good post starts before you hit record. Discover what’s working, find your angle, and turn it into content that sounds like you.
Research. Write. Plan. Learn.
For Instagram & TikTok.

For people with something to say.
Good content starts with a useful reference.

Result-first opening

Simple daily routine

Honest lessons learned
Save what’s useful. Create the version only your brand could make.
Illustrative workspace · AI-generated cover images · You control publishing.
A place for the work behind the work.
From the first reference to your published post.
Research public accounts and spot posts that stand out against a creator’s usual performance.
Turn a useful reference into hooks, scripts, and captions shaped by your brand’s voice.
Organize ideas, drafts, and your content calendar in one focused workspace.
Attach published links and review the performance observations you actually have.
Start with your brand. Keep your point of view.
Add your brand, audience, and public accounts. Give Radar the context to work with.
Explore standout posts and save the patterns worth trying. Ask your AI advisor what to do next.
Build an editable draft, plan your post, then bring the published link back to track results.
Your advisor brings your brand voice, saved research, playbooks, and observed results into the conversation. Less re-explaining. More useful next steps.
Build your next idea
What should I post next?
Use your practical, step-by-step voice. Open with the finished setup, then walk through the three changes that made it work.
Add public Instagram and TikTok handles, including your own accounts and competitors. Set your audience, goals, voice, and content pillars so Radar has useful context. No social password is needed.
Radar compares a video with up to 20 earlier videos from the same creator. It needs at least five eligible comparisons and excludes known pinned and sponsored posts. Lifetime comparisons are labeled; current growth requires separate metric observations.
Radar connects patterns to captions, transcripts, metrics, and sampled comments. Explanations are hypotheses to test, not proof of causation. Missing evidence is labeled, and visual video understanding depends on an enabled video-analysis provider.
You control publishing. Create and edit a draft, publish it yourself, then attach the URL. Radar can track observations around 24 hours, 72 hours, and seven days, and identifies missing history.
Radar studies the structure and useful patterns of reference posts. It creates new hooks, scripts, shot lists, and captions for your brand. You review and edit each draft before publishing.
Find it. Make something worth sharing.
Get started with Radar