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Add creators from YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram. The same person on three platforms shows up as one creator, and the feed refreshes when you open it.
Reelsurfing tracks creators across YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram, ranks every video against its own channel's average, shows you why the breakouts worked, and turns that into your next script.
1,016x 36.5M
977x 11.1M
679x 29.4MReal public Shorts, scored against each channel's own median. Thumbnails belong to their creators; each opens the original on YouTube.
A big channel gets big numbers on a bad day. That tells you nothing about the idea. The signal is a video that did far better than that creator normally does, because something about it worked: the hook, the premise, the way it was told.
Those are the videos worth studying, and they are hard to spot by scrolling. Reelsurfing finds them for you.
The first video has four times the views and is the worse idea. Reelsurfing scores every video against the median of that channel's own recent uploads, so what rises is what worked, not who is already big.
Add creators from YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram. The same person on three platforms shows up as one creator, and the feed refreshes when you open it.
Open any outlier for its transcript, the idea behind it, the hook as a reusable formula, and how the story is built, beat by beat.
Every analyzed video adds its opening line to your library as a fill-in formula, next to a starter set from viral Shorts. Pick one and it's written for your topic.
Give a topic. Reelsurfing researches it on the web, offers hooks filled in from that research, and writes to the length you choose. Click any section to rewrite just that part.
Facts come from pages it actually read, listed under the brief. Numbers it can't trace are flagged before you film.
Section-by-section word budgets keep a script on length, with a re-hook in the middle of longer ones.
Paste a script. Your facts and voice stay; the structure and the opening get rebuilt.
Describe what you make. We suggest channels worth watching, and you pick which to track.
Every tracked video, ranked by how far it beat its channel's median. The breakouts are at the top.
Analyze one to get its idea, hook formula, and story structure. Save the ones worth stealing from.
Topic, research, hook, script. Refine it line by line, then copy it to your teleprompter.
Start with a 3-day free trial and 500 credits. You won't be charged until the trial ends, and you can cancel before then.
What credits buy: a full script (research, hooks, and the writing) is 70 credits, analyzing a video is 30, tracking a new channel is 20. Refreshing your feed, editing, and anything already analyzed are free.
A video whose views are a multiple of what that channel normally gets. We take the median of the channel's recent uploads (leaving out videos too new to judge) and divide. A score of 10x means ten times their usual.
YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels. You can track any public channel on any of them, and one creator's accounts are grouped together.
No. Reelsurfing reads public data about the channels you choose to watch. You never hand over a password or log in to a social platform.
The structure is borrowed from what worked; the words are about your topic, built from research it shows you. You can rewrite any section by hand or ask for a change to just that part, and any number it can't trace back to the research is flagged for you to check.
Your plan refills credits each billing period. They are spent on the work that costs us money to run: analyzing a video, researching and writing a script, and adding a channel. A step that fails is refunded automatically.
If you do nothing, your plan starts and your card is charged. Cancel anytime before that from Settings and you won't be. Either way, everything you made stays readable.
See what is already working in your niche, and have your version written before lunch.
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