Add the YouTube channels you compete with. We pull their video transcripts daily, cross-reference what is gaining traction, and surface the topics they are missing. Every brief comes with the source videos that triggered it so you can verify the angle yourself.
Editorial briefs across these categories, ranked by what is gaining real traction this week.
Honest head-to-heads on the products and tools your audience is researching.
Deep walkthroughs of the topics your competitors only cover in 60 seconds.
Frame-by-frame breakdowns of what other creators are claiming.
A real result, the steps you took, and what you would do differently.
The questions that get asked in every comment section, answered properly.
Built from the questions your audience is asking on Reddit and in comments.
Multi-part deep dives on topics nobody else has time to cover.
Topics you already covered that are gaining new search interest. Update and re-promote.
RSS feeds, YouTube channels, subreddits, podcasts, news keywords. The feeds your audience actually reads, not generic SEO keyword pools.
Every hour we ingest new items, scrape full content, extract entities, cross-reference against your existing pages, and generate editorial briefs.
Each brief includes a thesis, three editorial angles, keyword volume, the competitive landscape, and the source items that triggered it.
Paid plans turn any brief into a voice-matched article draft. One click to publish to WordPress with images and Schema.org markup.
Yes. Add a YouTube channel as a source and we use Supadata to fetch transcripts for every video. Synthesis can read what was actually said, not just the title.
Briefs are ranked by signal type: trending, content gaps, declining topics worth refreshing, and untapped low-competition opportunities. You pick the strategy that fits your channel.
Especially well. Small channels need to be selective about what they make. Briefs with originality scores stop you wasting time on saturated topics.