Less in. More out.
Every weekday at 7 it pulls the most viral advice posts across TikTok, Instagram, Shorts and X, and transcribes them. Here's what that adds up to.
How it works
Every weekday at 7 it pulls the most viral advice posts across TikTok, Instagram, Shorts and X, and transcribes them. A cheap filter picks the claims worth answering and how: flip it, expose it, rip it, or yes-but it.
The best five become briefs on a page I call the Angle Desk: the claim, what's off about it, a few angles, and questions to get me talking. I keep, kill or record my take. It never writes the script.
- Doom-scrolling for ideas
- Starting from a blank page
- Reacting to whatever I saw last
- Takes I couldn't back up
- Five claims waiting every morning
- Each one already broken down
- Questions that get me talking
- My words, my order
The map
Eight steps. I come in at the end, with a coffee.
One morning, start to finish
It learns what I'd pick
The Angle Desk remembers every keep and kill.
Those picks become the answer key the filter gets checked against, so the five waiting tomorrow look more like the five I'd have chosen.
my picks are the answer keyEvery brief gets a tap on the desk.
Keeps and kills are saved as examples.
Closer to what I'd have chosen myself.
The Sorter is checked against my picks.
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Rules it follows
- Critique the claim, never the creator.
- No medical, mental-health or political claims.
- Briefs only. Never a script.
- Questions to get me talking, not lines to read.
- Re-check anything the filter let through.
- Stays under $1 a day.
