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Vervox - Your niche, analysed. Your next short, written and edited.

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Vervox analyses your niche and your competitors, then tells you what is actually working right now. It writes ready-to-film scripts calibrated on that data, builds carousels, and the Studio handles the boring part: cuts, silences, subtitles and B-rolls. Then it publishes to TikTok and YouTube Shorts on a schedule. The browser tools on the site are free with no account. The app itself is a paid subscription. Available in 6 languages.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Vervox because I was spending more time deciding what to post than actually posting. The loop looked like this: scroll for inspiration, guess what my audience wants, write a script that sounds like everyone else's, then spend an hour cutting silences in a video editor. Repeat tomorrow. Vervox collapses that loop: → It analyses your account and your competitors, and gives you a health score with the weak points named → It surfaces what's actually trending in your niche right now, not a generic "viral sounds" list → It writes scripts calibrated on what works for accounts like yours — hook, body, CTA, scored → The Studio handles the boring part: cuts, silences, subtitles, B-rolls → Then it publishes to TikTok and YouTube Shorts on a schedule Two things worth knowing before you click: The browser tools on the site (shadowban checker, username checkers, engagement calculator) are genuinely free and need no account. The app itself is a paid subscription — I'd rather say that upfront than have you find out after signing up. Instagram and Facebook publishing are still in development. If that's a dealbreaker today, better you know now. It runs in 6 languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German and Italian. I'm here all day. What I'd genuinely like to know: which part of your content workflow eats the most time right now? That's what tells me what to build next.

To answer your question: it's not the editing. I already have my own automations that handle cuts and subtitles for me. What eats my week is the step before, figuring out what to post and why this idea rather than another one. That's where I stall.

So the part that interests me most here is the competitor analysis, more than the Studio. How do you pick the competitors it analyses? Do I choose them myself, or does Vervox find them based on my niche? And how fresh is the data behind "what's working right now", days or weeks?

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Thanks for the question!

For now you pick the competitors yourself: you enter their @ and Vervox analyses their account (what performs, their angles, posting frequency, topics to reuse).

To find new ones, the Trends feature gives you the formats and concepts working in your niche right now, plus a few accounts to check out. That part is still light, we're improving it.

The data is pulled when you run the analysis, so it's always current! 🔥

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Which Vercel product did you use? What new capability did it give your team, and how did that shape the product you launched?
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Vercel Sandbox. Vervox renders video server-side with Remotion, and before Sandbox that meant running our own render infrastructure, the one thing a solo founder cannot maintain. The pipeline now: bundle the Remotion composition, spin up a Sandbox VM, stream the bundle in, render, read the MP4 back out. Functions at 3GB / 800s handle the AI analysis passes alongside it, and waitUntil keeps post-response work alive across 55 routes. One real friction worth reporting: /vercel's addBundleToSandbox calls sandbox.mkDir() per directory, and Sandbox's mkdir is non-recursive — nested paths fail unless they arrive alphabetically. We replaced it with a streaming gzip writeFiles uploader. Happy to share the patch. What it shaped: automatic editing - cuts, silence removal, subtitles, B-rolls - is Vervox's core feature, not a roadmap item. Without Sandbox I'd have shipped a script generator and called video "coming soon".