Four rounds · one evening
Stop guessing what to post.
Four rounds, each small enough to be done properly. You answer five questions once. What comes back is who your audience actually is, what to talk about, and exactly what to do for seven days — then a reviewer who has never seen your answers tries to take it apart.
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Who they really areTheir day, five layers of what hurts, what they actually want, and 22 thoughts already in their head — in their own words.
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What to talk about8–12 themes you can return to for months, reaction categories, and how to connect content to your offer without sounding like an advert.
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A ranked plan you can start tomorrow30 YouTube searches — checked against real YouTube, dead ones deleted — 10 honest hooks, a scored table, and your first 7 days at 60–90 minutes a day.
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Someone who tries to break itA reviewer is shown only your finished work — never your answers, never what you were trying to do. That's what stops it defending your strategy instead of checking it.
Two rules the app enforces on itself
①Every number carries a source, or the words "MY GUESS — VERIFY THIS". Not a request to the AI — a check that runs afterwards, finds unlabelled numbers, and sends them back to be fixed.
②Nothing that promises you money gets through. Guaranteed income, fake urgency, clickbait and copying someone else's script are blocked in plain code, not politely discouraged.